Aaron Rodgers fun fact

[mnole03]

 

[tumorboy]

 

[Moral]

That completion percentage though

 

[tumorboy]

He’ll be fun on the fat Pat show. Lots of asking others about their Vax status. Instead of answering why he’s no longer a good NFL QB.

 

[QChawks]

 

[WadeLookingbill]

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I don't totally understand this one. I've seen some truly awful games from NFL QB's. Sure the two picks are bad, but 12/18 for 112 seems...average? I think the 4 sacks were the key to the truly awful QBR?

 

[jamesvanderwulf]

I wonder home many terrible games, on this terrible Jet team it would take to knock him out of first place as the all time greatest QBR...

1		Aaron Rodgers	102.6	8,209	247	5,346	65.1	62,678	7.6	253.8	499	115	6.1	1.4	568	3,891
2		Lamar Jackson	102.1	2,554	102	1,662	65.1	19,842	7.8	194.5	164	49	6.4	1.9	192	1,008
3		Patrick Mahomes	102.1	4,171	112	2,778	66.6	32,352	7.8	288.9	245	74	5.9	1.8	184	1,219
4		Joe Burrow	101.3	2,501	68	1,711	68.4	18,724	7.5	275.4	139	45	5.6	1.8	192	1,287
5		Russell Wilson	99.9	5,970	198	3,865	64.7	45,987	7.7	232.3	349	111	5.8	1.9	556	3,654
6		Deshaun Watson	98.8	2,305	73	1,527	66.2	17,904	7.8	245.3	123	48	5.3	2.1	244	1,432
7		Drew Brees	98.7	10,551	287	7,142	67.7	80,358	7.6	280.0	571	243	5.4	2.3	420	2,991
8		Dak Prescott	98.2	4,160	122	2,781	66.9	31,471	7.6	258.0	213	82	5.1	2.0	256	1,529
9		Tua Tagovailoa	97.9	2,037	64	1,387	68.1	15,506	7.6	242.3	100	44	4.9	2.2	111	776
10		Jimmy Garoppolo	97.6	1,895	82	1,277	67.4	15,494	8.2	189.0	94	51	5.0	2.7	137	921
11		Kirk Cousins	97.4	5,630	164	3,768	66.9	42,979	7.6	262.1	288	126	5.1	2.2	332	2,408
12		Tom Brady	97.2	12,050	335	7,753	64.3	89,214	7.4	266.3	649	212	5.4	1.8	565	3,576

 

[mnole03]

I don't totally understand this one. I've seen some truly awful games from NFL QB's. Sure the two picks are bad, but 12/18 for 112 seems...average? I think the 4 sacks were the key to the truly awful QBR?

He took a safety with one of the sacks and lost 26 yards total. There were also negative passes that absolutely kill QBR.

I’m not a huge believer in QBR, but to see this after Rodgers was essentially the king of the metric is wild.