I thought Moore looked pretty good. Definitely needs more experience but he certainly left me wanting to see more.
You answered your own question. If only 1 in 10 people are left handed it is well within the range of probability to not see a lefty qb make the NFL just by random chance.
What a weird thing to call a limitation.
And why would routes need to be flipped exactly?
His lack of arm strength was the problem.
Don't think you understand the statistics you cite. Not having one #1 qb in the league in a single year is not an anomaly if there are only 10%. Although with all else equal, it would happen about 3.5% of the time.
Seeing very few left handed #1 QBs season after season, is a clear anomaly. As you have low probability occurrences over and over.
Further, if the 10% rule is employed, it means it wouldn't be strange to see SIX or SEVEN one year - the probability is similar to 0 out of 32. How many times have you seen that? Maybe never? Should happen just as often as zero
I didn't see that as being a problem.
I thought Moore looked pretty good. Definitely needs more experience but he certainly left me wanting to see more.
Everyone else does.
Not surprised by that.
I thought Moore looked pretty good. Definitely needs more experience but he certainly left me wanting to see more.
Or you by this thread you started. He was 13-31, with a 48% qb rating. But you saw good things.
I thought Moore looked pretty good. Definitely needs more experience but he certainly left me wanting to see more.
You claimed you had seen enough in only one performance in which he tossed 3 INT's to give you the feeling he will eventually become the "starting" QB of the Cowboys. lol
You should take a statistics course. You really should.
But i'd also say that another reason is that left handed athletes capable of playing in the NFL are often pushed towards baseball.
His lack of arm strength was the problem.
He is the starting QB of the Cowboys.
Sorry, he's one of the many backups who's replacing our starter you're looking down the road after Romo. Better be buckled in and wearing a crash helmet.