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    Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    Sorry to add to the QB clutter, but...

    Some more raw data on the QBs (excludes kneel down drives and drives where they run a play and let time expire):

    Edwards (44 drives):

    Average Plays Per Drive: 5.98
    Average Yards Per Drive: 26.20
    Average Drive Time: 3:11
    Average Scoring Drive Time: 5:39
    Average Non-Scoring Drive Time: 2:22
    Drive Scoring %: 25.0%
    Drive TD %: 9.1%
    Drive Turnover %: 13.6%

    Losman (42 drives):

    Average Plays Per Drive: 5.90
    Average Yards Per Drive: 28.79
    Average Drive Time: 2:52
    Average Scoring Drive Time: 4:12
    Average Non-Scoring Drive Time: 2:16
    Drive Scoring %: 31.0
    Drive TD %: 14.3%
    Drive Turnover %: 9.5%

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    Re: Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    I'm going to bet from that data that there is no statistical difference between the two QB.




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    Re: Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    Although the stats seem to favor JP, it's nice knowing we have a rookie who is playing almost as well as an established veteran. But it's not time yet for a permanent QB change, they need to stick with JP for the mean time.

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    Re: Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    Quote Originally Posted by jamze132
    Although the stats seem to favor JP, it's nice knowing we have a rookie who is playing almost as well as an established veteran. But it's not time yet for a permanent QB change, they need to stick with JP for the mean time.
    but that similarity shows why JP will not get the expensive extention.

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    Re: Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    Rookie vs. Vet

    I'll take the rookie. Upside is meaningless when combined with permanent inconsistency.






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    Re: Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    Quote Originally Posted by lordofgun
    Rookie vs. Vet

    I'll take the rookie. Upside is meaningless when combined with permanent inconsistency.


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    Re: Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    Quote Originally Posted by lordofgun
    Rookie vs. Vet

    I'll take the rookie. Upside is meaningless when combined with permanent inconsistency.
    Ditka was on the radio this AM and he was saying that the reason he didn't wait in Chicago to make changes was he knew that there were guys he was never going to win with. That's why McMahon got the early nod.

    Losman isn't going to be any better than what he is right now. The stats could be identical and what it doesn't show is a rookie who looks comfortable in the pocket and avoids the pass rush vs. a 4 year vet who is still struggling to operate our offense.

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    Re: Quarterback Comparison Raw Data

    Quote Originally Posted by Ebenezer
    but that similarity shows why JP will not get the expensive extention.
    And I agree, so he needs to pull his head out of his ass...soon. The NE game may be his last opportunity.

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