1: Hundley's QB rating will be ABOVE the "Kordoza" Line.
2: Barring injury, this team will finish 9-7 or better. If they finish 8-8 or worse, it will be for reasons OTHER than Hundley's on-field play.
3: The offense will take a significant step forward in the next game.
Originally Posted by: nerdmann
You must be an attorney too. You have set parameters whereby you can't fail and are not only subjective, you are the sole determiner of success or failure.
#1 and 3 are linked. It's is impossible for Hundley to be as lousy in the remaining games as he was last week. Setting the bar so low that the "Kordoza" line is a measurement of success is ridiculous.
Allowing the losses to be conveniently passed along from Hundley to anyone or anything else including your favorite catchall of "self shitting" is gutless.
Go out on the line and make a real statement and don't hide.
1. Hundley will finish as an average QB with average stats of:
A completion rate of 60% (according to NFL stats the #15 QB is at 64%. I ignored the first 6 who had 1 pass/ 1 completion.)
A QB rating of 90. Same issue. The mid-line is 91.5 and I rounded down.
Avg 200 yards per game. He's off to a slow start but the bar is set so low that he should be able to do it. # 28 QB is Jacoby Brissett and he is at 201.3
Avg 1.5 passing TDs a game.
2. Be a man and take a stand. GB will finish x-x period. No loop holes no wiggle room. Nothing. Personally I doubt they will finish better than 7-9.
3. Once again, how can the offense do worse than they did last week. What is "significant"? They had 87 yards passing. 180 yards rushing. 16 first downs. 4/11 on 3rd down. 2 fumbled and 1 sack. What is going to be considered significant?