Romo's QB Rating

[gollum]

Against Green Bay, officially he had a rating of 123.5, but had TO not gift wrapped that pass to Al Harris, his rating would have been 141.0

Apologies for the formating below

Even still, he's had an amazing run.
Opp Rating
NYG 128.5
@ MIA 92.0
@ CHI 100.8
STL 115.6
BUF 49.9
NE 91.0
MIN 104.8
@ PHI 141.7
@ NYG 123.1
WAS 124.1
NYJ 102.5
GB 123.5
remaining games
@ DET
PHI
@ CAR
@ WAS
YEAR TO DATE 107.1 (109.3 without TO's gift)

For comparison purposes, here are Peyton's soon to be shattered season record(in 2004) and Tom Brady's current year ratings:

Manning
Opp Rating
@ NE 93.5
@ TEN 115.0
GB 140.9
@ JAC 99.8
OAK 107.5
JAC 124.7
@ KC 122.5
MIN 144.8
HOU 115.7
@ CHI 108.8
@ DET 141.4
TEN 122.3
@ HOU 124.5
BAL 94.1
SD 95.2
@ DEN 56.2 (only 1 of 2 for 6 yds)
YEAR TO DATE 121.1

Brady
Opp Rating
@ NYJ 146.6
SD 123.0
BUF 150.9
@ CIN 115.0
CLE 105.7
@ DAL 129.6
@ MIA 158.3
WAS 125.5
@ IND 95.2
@ BUF 146.1
PHI 90.0
remaining games
@ BAL
PIT
NYJ
MIA
@ NYG
YEAR TO DATE 127.9

Here are Roger Staubach's numbers for the 1971 season in which he posted a 104.8 rating compared to Tony's:
STAUBACH ROMO
Games 13 12
Comp 126 252
Att 211 382
Comp% 59.7% 66.0%
Yds 1,882 3,352
Yds/Att 8.92 8.77
Yds/Comp 14.9 13.3
TDs 15 33
Int 4 14
Rushing 41-343/2 TDs 22-86/2 TDs

Obviously, the 2007 version passes much more than the 1971 version, who won the Super Bowl. The `71 team ran 512 times and passed only 393(which counts 32 sacks given up). In fact, Roger threw 18 or more passes only 4 times that year and for over 200 yards or more only once. It should be noted that he only started the final 9 games that year as he was alternating at times with Craig Morton early in the season. Staubach ended that year with a Pro Bowl appearance to forget...1 of 6 for 14 yards, 2 interceptions, and 5 sacks!

 

[CowboyWay]

Take that buffalo game out of Romo's rating, and it jumps up to 113.42

 

[gollum]

Take that buffalo game out of Romo's rating, and it jumps up to 113.42

Actually, it jumps up to 116.08. I think what you did, was add them all together and then deduct the 49.9, then divide by 11. He threw the ball a lot more in the Buffalo game, so it had a greater impact on his rating than the other games. Here's a cool calculator to figure out how I got to the 116.08. http://home.new.rr.com/rosslahaye/

You have to deduct 29 completions, 50 attempts, 309 yards, 2 TDs and 5 Ints from his YTD totals.

 

[THUMPER]

Nicely done Precious.

 

[silverblue]

what an anomaly that buffalo game was. He had to have been sick or slightly injured or something.

 

[viman96]

use the code tag to maintain formating

 

[Woods]

what an anomaly that buffalo game was. He had to have been sick or slightly injured or something.

I think that game was one of the best lessons for Romo in his young career.

After that game, he really started just taking what defenses offered him.

In fact, to win that game, he quit forcing the ball the final drives of that game.

Personally, I'm glad he had that tough game. He has learned from it, plus he showed he could bounce back from a bad game very quickly. And the team didn't lose confidence in Romo either. A lot of positives came out of that game - including the win, of course!

 

[AsthmaField]

Nicely done Precious.

:laugh2:


Smeagle is happy. Master is a great quarterback. Yes. Yes. Master has Moxie, he does. Master has a lovely quarterback rating. *gollum*

 

[MagicMan]

what an anomaly that buffalo game was. He had to have been sick or slightly injured or something.

I believe this was the time when he found out his dad had prostate cancer and would require surgery...no mention was made of it by him or his family nor any excuses made.

 

[burmafrd]

The Buff game Tony was looking forward to the Pats game. Natural thing for a young player to do. He got in a bad groove and it took him time to get out of it. I think and HOPE he learnedto NEVER look forward again.