What are advanced QB stats?
The data you showed indicates that Dak was within 1% of the top 4. That variation is likely to change year over year in the cluster of QBs directly below the top 3 or 4. Where is the stat muse data coming from? That site is an aggregator of numerous sources and I would be interested to know their grading methodology.
I know what advanced stats are. The page you linked calling him #18 is sorted by fantasy points lol. Yea, he was the #18 fantasy quarterback last year, but it doesn't matter.
Which column shows fantasy points? It has nothing to do with fantasy points.
You better get glasses or contacts then.
The #18 is from the ranking by fantasy points on the QB Stats Report page. The page you linked is not filtered/ranked by anything other than the total fantasy points number.
Maybe you are thinking of 2020, when the whole line was hurt and Andy Dalton got stuck QBing behind that backup line?
This is wonky and misleading because they never all played together. Collins missed games 2-6. Smith missed games 8-10, 14, 15, 17. Williams was benched games 10-12.
Tell it to PFF
His eyes are correct so far with Dak unless you can show us some title game or SB stats rather than records of futility for wasting 12 wins seasons and matching Romo for being unable to get past the divisional round.You better get glasses or contacts then.
That’s interesting especially since Tyron and Collins both missed time that year…..it says Tyron played 11 games…..
2022 was one year ago, 2021 was 2 years ago, 2020 was 3 years ago, etc
Year before last.......2021 Final Ranking was #1
here it is
2021 PFF Final O-Line Rankings
1. DALLAS COWBOYS
LT Tyron Smith | 91.9
LG Connor Williams | 76.4
C Tyler Biadasz | 64.8
RG Zack Martin | 94.2
RT La’el Collins | 84.0
The Cowboys' offensive line was back to its best this regular season. That resurgence was driven by the return of some of its best players who have missed time with injuries or seen their play fall off because of them.
Tyron Smith earned a 91.9 PFF grade this season, a career high and the first time he has been above 90.0 since 2015. He allowed 11 pressures across 460 pass-blocking snaps. Zack Martin was again one of the best linemen in the game, and the unit's weakest link — center Tyler Biadasz — critically improved his performances and was solid overall. Only Tampa Bay’s line posted a better pass-blocking efficiency score than Dallas this season, and they were blocking for far less time on average.
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but like I said, it's PFF so they have some major flaws
He can show us garbage stats and more stats and more stats.....and stats...and oh almost forgot the Walter Payton good guy award.
You're right. My mistake
2022 was one year ago, 2021 was 2 years ago, 2020 was 3 years ago, etc
Year before last.......2021 Final Ranking was #1
here it is
2021 PFF Final O-Line Rankings
1. DALLAS COWBOYS
LT Tyron Smith | 91.9
LG Connor Williams | 76.4
C Tyler Biadasz | 64.8
RG Zack Martin | 94.2
RT La’el Collins | 84.0
The Cowboys' offensive line was back to its best this regular season. That resurgence was driven by the return of some of its best players who have missed time with injuries or seen their play fall off because of them.
Tyron Smith earned a 91.9 PFF grade this season, a career high and the first time he has been above 90.0 since 2015. He allowed 11 pressures across 460 pass-blocking snaps. Zack Martin was again one of the best linemen in the game, and the unit's weakest link — center Tyler Biadasz — critically improved his performances and was solid overall. Only Tampa Bay’s line posted a better pass-blocking efficiency score than Dallas this season, and they were blocking for far less time on average.
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but like I said, it's PFF so they have some major flaws
That’s what’s confusing me.
Over the years, it seems to me that one of Dak's most inaccurate throws has been to receivers coming across the field. He tends to throw those behind the receivers, making the receiver have to break stride to catch the ball and often resulting in incompletions. That doesn't mean that he isn't one of the most accurate passers in the league, it's just an observation concerning one pass he doesn't throw as well as others. I know that the WC-style offense includes a lot of slant patterns (which Dak throws just fine), but I wonder how many deeper, crossing-type routes it features.
I feel like a lot of people say this and ignore the fact that it's true for...every quarterback.
So a QB is only successful if they get to a title game. Maybe you need not to be so smug as it shows you know nothing about the game.
