Why not count all the stats for games started in 2011? Again if you believe the win totals and offensive production are credited to Moore, why aren't teams lined up for that success, seems like a no brainer to sign someone with such a polished career?
Chose not to include all games since 2011. Thought 12 was a good sample size to show merit the statement made has some legitimacy to it along with relief appearances.
And I am not saying Moore is Miami's QB of the future. For one thing he is 33 years old. And I don't think he is great QB, never have. I think is a great backup. I also think clearly he is the best QB Miami has had on the roster since Pennington, perhaps Marino. I think Miami needs to make QB the #1 priority in the offseason. I am a believer if your team doesn't have a top 10 QB then the team has QB problems. That position is that damn important. The teams that get into the playoffs year after year have one thing in common, a top 10 QB.
I never said he has a polished career. Facts are facts and that is what I stated. When given the chance Moore has more than shown he is a leader and wins games. In HS he led his team to an undefeated season and division title with a huge game in championship. At Oregon St. he led the team to a 10 win season winning 8 of the last 9 games. Only 1 other season has Oregon St. won at least 10 games. Not bad for a school that started playing football in 1893!
Why aren't teams lined up ... ? My opinion A) he's not a top 10 QB and B) he didn't get the fanfare in college and teams don't hand over the keys to a franchise and $$$$$ to an undrafted QB like they do to say, a QB over-drafted in the 1st round who hasn't proven himself.
Had Trent Green not got hurt we may never have heard of Kurt Warner. Coach Vermeil wasn't handing him the job until Green got hurt and he was their best option. And I'm not saying Moore is in Warner's class.
My point of view is Moore is a better leader than we've had at QB since at least Pennington. Leaders don't always look like a golden boy (Tannehill type) but when they play they elevate the play of players around them and chalk up more wins than QBs who look like a golden boy and yet aren't one. Moore is a leader. He has shown it in HS, college and the pros. That is three levels of football Tannehill hasn't shown it. Teams and this team (based on last year and yesterday) has responded to him. He outperformed Tannehill last year when given the chance. He outperformed Cutler this year in 2 quarters yesterday. I think he deserves to start moving forward until, hopefully, we get an upgrade in the offseason.