Weekly Statistical Comparison of NFC North Quarterbacks

Nonstopdrivel
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14 years ago

Statistical Comparison of NFC North Quarterbacks

Week 1

                                      Passing                                           Rushing          Fumbles

Player           Team Games Comp Att  Pct  Yds   Avg  TD  Int Sck SckY   Rate     Att  Yds  Avg  TD     FUM Lost
================================================================================================================
Cutler, Jay       CHI    1    23  35 65.7  372  10.6   2    1   4   10  108.3       5   22  4.4   0       1   1
Favre, Brett      MIN    1    15  27 55.6  171   6.3   1    1   1    9   71.7       0    0  0.0   0       0   0
Hill, Shaun       DET    1     9  19 47.4   88   4.6   0    1   1    9   38.9       3   -4 -1.3   0       1   1
Rodgers, Aaron     GB    1    19  31 61.3  188   6.1   2    2   3   21   73.1       5    9  1.8   0       0   0
Stafford, Matthew DET    1    11  15 73.3   83   5.5   0    0   1   14   86.2       0    0  0.0   0       1   1

Benchmarks of Suckage
Flacco, Joe       BAL    1    20  38 52.6  248   6.5   0    1   1   15   62.2       4    2  0.5   0       1   1
Ryan, Matt        ATL    1    27  44 61.4  252   5.7   0    1   2   15   67.5       2    4  2.0   0       0   0
Sanchez, Mark     NYJ    1    10  21 47.6   74   3.5   0    0   2   14   56.4       2    5  2.5   0       0   0

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Nonstopdrivel
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14 years ago

Statistical Comparison of NFC North Quarterbacks

Week 2


    
                                    Passing                                             Rushing          Fumbles

Player           Team Games Comp Att  Pct  Yds   Avg  TD  Int Sck SckY   Rate     Att  Yds  Avg  TD     FUM Lost
================================================================================================================
Cutler, Jay       CHI    2    44  64 68.8  649  10.1   5    1   5   17  121.2      10   25  2.5   0       1   1
Favre, Brett      MIN    2    37  63 58.7  396   6.3   1    4   4   26   56.1       0    0  0.0   0       1   1
Hill, Shaun       DET    2    34  64 53.1  423   6.6   2    3   3   15   64.8       6   12  2.0   0       2   1
Rodgers, Aaron     GB    2    38  60 63.3  443   7.4   4    2   3   21   94.0      10   29  2.9   1       0   0
Stafford, Matthew DET    1    11  15 73.3   83   5.5   0    0   1   14   86.2       0    0  0.0   0       1   1

Benchmarks of Suckage
Flacco, Joe       BAL    2    37  77 48.1  402   5.2   1    5   3   19   41.2       7   11  1.6   0       1   1
Ryan, Matt        ATL    2    48  76 63.2  477   6.3   3    1   3   17   88.5       8   10  1.3   0       1   1
Sanchez, Mark     NYJ    2    31  51 60.8  294   5.8   3    0   5   34   96.4       6    7  1.2   0       0   0

What surprises me about the numbers so far this year is how homogeneous they are, particularly in attempts per game and yards per attempt, as well as sack yardage lost. Teams these days really do field remarkably similar offensive attacks.

At this point in the season, Jay Cutler is currently running away with NFC North MVP honors, much to my surprise.

Tezzy
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14 years ago

The sucakge that surprises me the most is Flacco with how much receiver talent they brought in, WTF, regression or just unlucky to play agianst two solid defenses the first two weeks?

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Greg C.
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14 years ago

Why are Flacco, Ryan, and Sanchez the "benchmarks of suckage"? All of them have talent, and two of them have played decently. I'm not a fan of Flacco, but in his defense, he's played against arguably the two best defenses in the league.

Sounds like Cutler had a gutsy performance against the Cowboys. He took a pummeling early in the game but hung in there and won it. I have to give the guy his due, and it makes the Monday night matchup even more interesting.

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Nonstopdrivel
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14 years ago

I chose them as benchmarks of suckage before the season began. The joke's on me that two of them have in fact performed reasonably well this season. These three are just my favorite whipping boys for the phenomenon of quarterbacks who get too much credit for being in the right place at the right time. They all three rode great defenses and/or running backs to the playoffs their first year, while their individual performances were in fact dreadful.

RedSoxExcel
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14 years ago

Quick, bench Joe Flacco for Matt Bulger....................................

It only makes sense, you can't have two bad games to begin a season, its crazy to think that you might actually improve as the season goes on, its panic time, you have to act immediately...........................

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Cheesey
Preferred Member

14 years ago

2 games in, all that matters is the won-lost record.
Cutler and Aaron Rodgers are 2-0
Favre, 0-2

Nonstopdrivel
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14 years ago

Statistical Comparison of NFC North Quarterbacks

Week 3


CUMULATIVE STATISTICS
    
                                    Passing                                             Rushing          Fumbles

Player           Team Games Comp Att  Pct  Yds   Avg  TD  Int Sck SckY   Rate     Att  Yds  Avg  TD     FUM Lost
================================================================================================================
Cutler, Jay       CHI    3    60  91 65.9  870   9.6   6    2   8   39  109.7      13   62  4.8   0       1   1
Favre, Brett      MIN    3    60  97 61.9  597   6.2   2    6   6   42   60.4       2   -2 -1.0   0       1   1
Hill, Shaun       DET    3    63 107 58.9  660   6.2   3    5   4   20   66.7       8   16  2.0   0       2   1
Rodgers, Aaron     GB    3    72 105 68.6  759   7.2   5    3   3   21   93.3      12   49  4.1   2       0   0
Stafford, Matthew DET    1    11  15 73.3   83   5.5   0    0   1   14   86.2       0    0  0.0   0       1   1

Benchmarks of Suckage
Flacco, Joe       BAL    3    59 108 54.6  664   6.1   4    5   3   19   66.3      11    7  0.6   0       1   1
Ryan, Matt        ATL    3    67 106 63.2  705   6.7   5    1   5   30   94.3      14   36  2.6   0       1   1
Sanchez, Mark     NYJ    3    46  79 58.2  550   7.0   6    0   5   34  104.9       7    6  0.9   0       0   0


ON PACE FOR

                                    Passing                                             Rushing          Fumbles

Player           Team Games Comp Att  Pct  Yds   Avg  TD  Int Sck SckY   Rate     Att  Yds  Avg  TD     FUM Lost
================================================================================================================
Cutler, Jay       CHI   16   320 485 65.9 4860   9.6  32   11  43  208  109.7      69  331  4.8   0       5   5
Favre, Brett      MIN   16   320 517 61.9 3184   6.2  11   32  32  224   60.4      11  -11 -1.0   0       5   5
Hill, Shaun       DET   16   336 571 58.9 3520   6.2  16   27  21  107   66.7      43   85  2.0   0      11   5
Rodgers, Aaron     GB   16   384 569 68.6 4048   7.2  27   16  16  112   93.3      64  261  4.1  11       0   0
Stafford, Matthew DET   16    59  80 73.3  443   5.5   0    0   5   75   86.2       0    0  0.0   0       5   5

Benchmarks of Suckage
Flacco, Joe       BAL   16   315 576 54.6 3541   6.1  21   27  16  101   66.3      59   37  0.6   0       5   5
Ryan, Matt        ATL   16   357 565 63.2 3760   6.7  27    5  27  160   94.3      75  192  2.6   0       5   5
Sanchez, Mark     NYJ   16   245 421 58.2 2933   7.0  32    0  27  181  104.9      37   32  0.9   0       0   0

I literally laughed out loud when I saw the projections for Favre's interception to touchdown ratio. At his current rate, Aaron Rodgers is in for a mediocre year as a passer, but he's putting up Ryan Grantesque numbers as a rusher. Joe Flacco looks abysmal, while Mark Sanchez is on pace to have perhaps the most efficient season throwing 30+ touchdowns in league history.

Formo
Veteran Member

14 years ago

I see that Cutler's QB rating is 3rd, behind only to Vick and P. Manning.

WOW.

Thanks to TheViking88 for the sig!!

Nonstopdrivel
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14 years ago

#10

Yes, at his current rate, Cutler will put up one of the top-five best season performances for a quarterback in NFL history. I can't see him sustaining this level of output, but stranger things have happened.

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