With regard to this particular statistic, in 2013, he was no better or worse than the quarterbacks mentioned above.
How Many Wins in 2013 was Ryan Tannehill Responsible for?
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Seriously, why another one of these? Were you not loved as a child? Do you really need this kind of approval and attention?
It's getting to the point that you need to seek help with your issue. Stop with the "average" and "correlation" threads already. WE GET IT!!!!
It's getting to the point that you need to seek help with your issue. Stop with the "average" and "correlation" threads already. WE GET IT!!!!
Interestingly, the fan sites for those QBs are probably not filled with twits calling for the QBs replacement. That says more about the respective fans than the QBs.
I suspect we'd be surprised if we did a little exploration of those sites. There is so much variation in perspectives on these kinds of things, as evidenced on our site, that I suspect we'd find some people, at least at some points during the season, saying Brady, for example, is "done," and the team needs to be turned over to Ryan Mallett or someone else.
That's true. In fact if you regress air YPA against the "wins added" statistic in the original post, you account for 98% of the variance in the latter.
Tannehill doesn't throw the ball to himself. He doesn't block himself when he drops back. He doesn't play defense. He doesn't kick.
It's a team game. Period.
It's a team game. Period.
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Agreed. Like Mark Twain said, "There are 3 types of lies; lies, damned lies, & statistics."
Silly number jockeying aside, RT led the winning drives against ATL, the game 2nd against NE, & putzburgh.
How many Tannehaters on this site do you think would say that Tannehill was as effective as Brady, Luck, Ryan, Romo, Dalton, RGIII, Stafford, Roethlisberger, Newton, Flacco, Bradford, and Smith this season?
Here is their chance to chime in. I wonder who will be doing the "happy adjusting" now?
You are discounting the magical "IT" factor. The QBs with "IT" can channel their inner "ITNESS" to the other players on the team making them better by a process similar to osmosis, called itmosis.
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Well, the numbers don't lie. He's no Davone Bess, that's for sure.
Depends on who you ask.
According to the haters? Eight - 2 by the Bills, and one each by the Jets, Patriots, Saints, Ravens, Bucs, and Panthers
According to it ALL about the QB crowd? 16 - 8 by Miami,2 by the Bills, and one each by the Jets, Patriots, Saints, Ravens, Bucs, and Panthers
According the the "it's a team game crowd"? 0
According to Gravity/Shouright? - .453773646828736388327636738386363872367382638363 standard deviations above average
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According to the haters? Eight - 2 by the Bills, and one each by the Jets, Patriots, Saints, Ravens, Bucs, and Panthers
According to it ALL about the QB crowd? 16 - 8 by Miami,2 by the Bills, and one each by the Jets, Patriots, Saints, Ravens, Bucs, and Panthers
According the the "it's a team game crowd"? 0
According to Gravity/Shouright? - .453773646828736388327636738386363872367382638363 standard deviations above average
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The OP wants to over power and persuade fans with individuals stats in the game that is thee most obvious team sport in the world.
There is no other game that equals team sport more than the NFL.