2016 Stat Predictions for All 32 Starting Quarterbacks in the NFL

[yoge]

The most important player on an NFL is undoubtedly the quarterback. Although the quarterback isn’t solely responsible for wins and loses, a great playmaker at the position helps mask other issues on the roster. Many of the top quarterbacks subsequently separate themselves via statistics.

https://twitter.com/NFLFilmStudy/status/731461083727171584

I haven't gone through it yet to see where our QB ranks. I will check it out after breakfast.

 

[FSU Truth]

Passing Projection: 64% completion percentage, 4,100 yards, 30 TDs, 12 INTs

Ryan Tannehill’s development stagnated a bit in 2015 as the Miami Dolphins crashed and burned despite preseason hype. Head coach Joe Philbin was canned just four weeks into the season, setting the tone for the remaining schedule. Philbin and his conservative staff was replaced by a more aggressive and innovative offensive mind in Adam Gase.

Tannehill will be given full control of this offense for the first time, which bodes well for the fifth-year quarterback. He is highly accurate on short and intermediate throws, and his deep ball has been underrated. Where he must improve the most is his ability to improvise and extend plays.

Gase and this front office have invested in the offense all offseason to help give Tannehill a legitimate receiving core and offensive line. It’s the first time he’s been exposed to quality coaching and a good surrounding cast. Expect him to deliver and reward the franchise with his best overall season yet.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2639364-2016-stat-predictions-for-all-32-starting-quarterbacks-in-the-nfl/page/19

 

[mnphinfan]

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Without see a lick of practice/offensive scheme that's about what I have him at as well; 4300 yards, 32 TD's, 9 ints.

 

[mnphinfan]

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Thanks for posting, i ****ing hate bleacher report and their damn 33 page picture articles. It's very user unfriendly and besides content, one of the reasons I skip the site.

End rant.

Without see a lick of practice/offensive scheme that's about what I have him at as well; 4300 yards, 32 TD's, 9 ints.

 

[FSU Truth]

Thanks for posting, i ****ing hate bleacher report and their damn 33 page picture articles. It's very user unfriendly and besides content, one of the reasons I skip the site.

End rant.

Without see a lick of practice/offensive scheme that's about what I have him at as well; 4300 yards, 32 TD's, 9 ints.

I'm not a huge fan of theirs...I did forget to include the link...

As far as prediction I think that is a solid one...when you look at the other QB's in that he has Tannehill in the top 10...stat wise.

 

[jphandal]

I was about to post this. Again if this were true qe going to the playoffs. Take it for a grain of salt but not everybody has given up on thill

 

[yoge]

I was about to post this. Again if this were true qe going to the playoffs. Take it for a grain of salt but not everybody has given up on thill

Well, it has been true and we've missed the playoffs. He's thrown over 4k passing yards 3 out of 4 seasons.

 

[Ruckus45]

I think that's a hair low, and I base that on the hope that all this talent on the OL will actually keep Tannehill clean with good coaching. With Albert, Tunsil, and Pouncey on the left Tannehill might actually be given enough time to go through his progressions and hit receivers in better situations. I doubt he will lose that under route as Jarvis and Carroo do it so well, but being able to see Parker and Stills on the mid-deeper routes more often should boost the stats.

I also expect a more balanced run game so while passing gets better it'll be marginalized by a lack of attempts.


I'm predicting:

4600yards
34 TDs
12 pics
400 yards rushing

Which I'll be 100% peachy keen fine with

 

[jphandal]

I stand corrected you actually are right but I do think id he throws 30 tds and only 12 int, he would rank in the top 10 of the league and with better coaching hopefully we would make the playoffs.

 

[SCLSU Mud Dogs]

I think that's a hair low, and I base that on the hope that all this talent on the OL will actually keep Tannehill clean with good coaching. With Albert, Tunsil, and Pouncey on the left Tannehill might actually be given enough time to go through his progressions and hit receivers in better situations. I doubt he will lose that under route as Jarvis and Carroo do it so well, but being able to see Parker and Stills on the mid-deeper routes more often should boost the stats.

I also expect a more balanced run game so while passing gets better it'll be marginalized by a lack of attempts.


I'm predicting:

4600yards
34 TDs
12 pics
400 yards rushing

Which I'll be 100% peachy keen fine with

That seems a bit...ambitious tbh

4200 yards, 28 td 14 int

 

[Ruckus45]

That seems a bit...ambitious tbh

4200 yards, 28 td 14 int

We're talking about a difference of 25 yards a game and a few TDs. Not really too big of a difference. Either way I can see his stats being in the range from yours to mine.

 

[Phinatic8u]

This year I expect more 3 touchdown games than he's ever had in a season. Maybe a couple 4 touchdown games.

I'm willing to bet that 13 game sample at the end of 2014 will be what Tannehill becomes.

30+ touchdowns this year. Book it.

 

[dolphindan]

Tannehill has his best season this year. Over 30 TDs and less then 15 ints

 

[MARINO1384]

I expect around 4400 yards, 35 td's and 10 ints. After watching him all 4 years, he really doesnt throw bad int's. Most of his ints are more on his team then him. Passes off players hands has been many, a few were forced throws by our terrible oline's when it was 4th down and he could either take the sack or throw up a prayer. He's really only had 5 or 6 ints where you were just like " tannehill what were you thinking" if we can keep him out of bad situations where he has to throw up prayers, keep him upright along with this being his best receiving group yet, i think he has a very good year.

 

[DuderinoN703]

On par with their prediction for Carson Palmer too: 63 CMP%, 4,150 YDS, 30 TD, 14 INT. I wonder what they think Arizona and Miami's record will be? Probably a 5-6 game difference.