Prescott NFL's leading passer on 15+ yard targets

percyhoward

Research Tool
Messages
17,062
Reaction score
21,861
Passes that traveled at least 15 yards in the air.

kevuaq.png
 

Zordon

Well-Known Member
Messages
22,291
Reaction score
46,647
Passes that traveled at least 15 yards in the air.

kevuaq.png
Dak also leads all QB's in points added, which apparently has a high correlation with who wins MVP.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/qbr/_/sort/qbpaa
And we are in a 3 way tie for 26th in pass plays of 20 yards or more which is the standard stat for big plays.

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categoryst...ence=ALL&d-447263-s=PASSING_20PLUS_YARDS_EACH
Ok you guys are just trying to one up each other in the nerd department.
 

percyhoward

Research Tool
Messages
17,062
Reaction score
21,861
And we are in a 3 way tie for 26th in pass plays of 20 yards or more which is the standard stat for big plays.

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categoryst...ence=ALL&d-447263-s=PASSING_20PLUS_YARDS_EACH
But you're better off when you lead in passer rating on 15+ yard targets than in number of 20+ or 40+ yard plays.

Top 5 teams, 20+ yard plays
26-24-1 (.520)

Top 5 (and ties), 40+ yard plays
35-34-1 (.507)

Top 5, passer rating on 15+ yard targets
31-12-1 (.721) in games those QB played
 

Joe Realist

No Kool-Aid here!
Messages
12,675
Reaction score
5,707
No surprise Wince isn't anywhere to be seen. Or his fanboy.


You guys crack me up. I love what Dak is doing and once Wentz gets some weapons, wait and see what he does. I can only hope he breaks a leg! Kidding or maybe not.
 

sean10mm

Well-Known Member
Messages
2,024
Reaction score
3,000
The only game Dak was a dink-dunker was his very first game. Right now his yards per attempt (8.4) are better than Romo's career average (7.9).

Romo is #6 all time and #2 among active players in yards per attempt, tied with Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger and just behind Wilson (8.1).
 

percyhoward

Research Tool
Messages
17,062
Reaction score
21,861
Dak also leads all QB's in points added, which apparently has a high correlation with who wins MVP.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/qbr/_/sort/qbpaa
That takes down-and-distance, field position, and game situation into account. So it adds up that a QB who ranks 1st on the longer throws, has been "clutch," and plays on a team that ranks 3rd in the NFL in 3rd-down conversion rate by pass would lead the NFL in expected points added.

And those things listed above -- less so than his running ability -- are the reason ESPN has him #1 in TQBR.
 

Proof

Well-Known Member
Messages
13,066
Reaction score
14,569
But you're better off when you lead in passer rating on 15+ yard targets than in number of 20+ or 40+ yard plays.

Top 5 teams, 20+ yard plays
26-24-1 (.520)

Top 5 (and ties), 40+ yard plays
35-34-1 (.507)

Top 5, passer rating on 15+ yard targets
31-12-1 (.721) in games those QB played


LOLLLLLL

Put him on your taxes
 
Top