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This list agrees in general with what I saw on the reviews and few games I watched.
Geno Smith impressed me a lot.
Almost as much as Tua. - LOL
 
This can’t be true because several posters on here stated that Tua played a BAD game. The 27 QB’s listed
below him must have played awful games and the front office of those teams should immediately be looking to trade those QB’s and start playing their backups.
 
1972forever said:
This can’t be true because several posters on here stated that Tua played a BAD game. The 27 QB’s listed
below him must have played awful games and the front office of those teams should immediately be looking to trade those QB’s and start playing their backups.
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I was disappointed with Tua's play. I would give him about a C or C+. My disappointment primarily stemmed from my belief that his capable of playing much better.
 
rafael said:
I was disappointed with Tua's play. I would give him about a C or C+. My disappointment primarily stemmed from my belief that his capable of playing much better.
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Best assessment I've heard so far.

Dead on.
 
Ray R said:
This list agrees in general with what I saw on the reviews and few games I watched.
Geno Smith impressed me a lot.
Almost as much as Tua. - LOL
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I came away happy for Geno Smith. Obviously, didn't root for him when he was on the Jets, but that was a difficult situation for any quarterback.

He's a story of perseverance, carving out a 10 year career. Played well last night.
 
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I really don't like the ESPN QBR. Honestly any QBR is too volatile a stat for me to use as more than auxiliary evidence to a much larger point. Too much depends on what receivers do after the catch, it sways too widely when a dropped INT that would change your QBR a lot turns to a TD.

It's just one of those stats that only vaguely tells you anything about the specific player and more about offensive efficiency as a whole.
 
GhostArmOfMarino said:
I really don't like the ESPN QBR. Honestly any QBR is too volatile a stat for me to use as more than auxiliary evidence to a much larger point. Too much depends on what receivers do after the catch, it sways too widely when a dropped INT that would change your QBR a lot turns to a TD.

It's just one of those stats that only vaguely tells you anything about the specific player and more about offensive efficiency as a whole.
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That's true of almost all "raw" QB stats, in general. You really have to spend a lot of time deciphering the context to draw any concrete conclusions. Of course, sometimes a QB is just so bad (or good for that matter) on a consistent basis that the stats are dead on. When you are talking about competent QBs week to week, though, so much depends on situations, schemes, play calling, etc.
 
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1972forever said:
This can’t be true because several posters on here stated that Tua played a BAD game. The 27 QB’s listed
below him must have played awful games and the front office of those teams should immediately be looking to trade those QB’s and start playing their backups.
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Well I mean my expectations were pretty low................1000yards 10TDs and 49/50 seemed reasonable when I posted it pre-game 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
 
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