Interesting Tua stat

[spiketex]

Tua is 20-5 at home in his career, the best home win percentage (.800) by any active NFL QB.

 

[Jssanto]

Interesting, but it is a team game.
Players, coaches, climate, and hopefully we fans contribute at least a little something.

 

[Bob512]

It is a team game for all QB’s, but some do better than others.

Nice stat for Tua

 

[Mach2]

Interesting, but it is a team game.
Players, coaches, climate, and hopefully we fans contribute at least a little something.

That's true, but a crap, or even average QB isn't coming close to that mark.

@spiketex , do you have the numbers for other teams? I would think guys like Mahomes, Allen, Jackson and Rogers would be other notables.

 

[TrogdorTheBurninator]

Interesting, but it is a team game.
Players, coaches, climate, and hopefully we fans contribute at least a little something.

Ah it's a team game when we win, but it's Tua not being good enough when we lose...

 

[Cpmigge]

Interesting, but it is a team game.
Players, coaches, climate, and hopefully we fans contribute at least a little something.

Fine. The Dolphins are 20-5 at home in games Tua has started. Happy?

 

[.....]

Interesting, but it is a team game.
Players, coaches, climate, and hopefully we fans contribute at least a little something.

Thanks for clarifying that. We weren't sure.

 

[Third Eye]

QB win loss record is a real stat. Just like starting pitchers in baseball. Hats off to Tua because he’s getting it done. Meanwhile Burrow is proving to be the oft injured one while Herbert stock has leveled off at best.

 

[EJay]

Tua is 20-5 at home in his career, the best home win percentage (.800) by any active NFL QB.

The pundits will tell you that’s largely because the Dolphins have an unfair home field heat advantage — something they’ve enjoyed long before Tua Tagovailoa ever put on a Dolphins uniform — all while touting the home field weather advantages the cold weather teams such as Buffalo, Cleveland, Green Bay, and KC all have and how nobody should want to play there…..

 

[Fan Since the 70s]

QB win loss record is a real stat. Just like starting pitchers in baseball. Hats off to Tua because he’s getting it done. Meanwhile Burrow is proving to be the oft injured one while Herbert stock has leveled off at best.

It's a real stat, but it requires a large sample size to become reliable in reflecting a QB's ability. Otherwise you have to claim Drew Brees 2014-2016 was a below-average QB simply because of his team's losing record those three years, despite that he was among the league leaders in passer rating (per his usual) and made the Pro Bowl two of those years. The number of games required to make won-loss record reliable in reflecting the ability of a QB is likely in the hundreds. 20-5 (for Tua noted here) won't do it.

 

[dolphinheel]

Interesting, but it is a team game.
Players, coaches, climate, and hopefully we fans contribute at least a little something.

BS. What was our home record whe we didn’t have an elite QB?

 

[Bretaw131313]

It's pretty clear Tua is a good and often a very good QB, and a regular season winner... the rest remains to be seen.

 

[Third Eye]

It's a real stat, but it requires a large sample size to become reliable in reflecting a QB's ability. Otherwise you have to claim Drew Brees 2014-2016 was a below-average QB simply because of his team's losing record those three years, despite that he was among the league leaders in passer rating (per his usual) and made the Pro Bowl two of those years. The number of games required to make won-loss record reliable in reflecting the ability of a QB is likely in the hundreds. 20-5 (for Tua noted here) won't do it.

I disagree it requires a massive sample size. QBs are a major influence in wins and losses. If you don’t see that, just put everyone’s backup in and see what the offense looks like. Typically a massive drop off. This is the NFL unfortunately. Brees early in career was putting up some numbers but not winning. He learned to lead at this level and will his teams to wins over time plus make better decisions.

 

[Fan Since the 70s]

I disagree it requires a massive sample size. QBs are a major influence in wins and losses. If you don’t see that, just put everyone’s backup in and see what the offense looks like. Typically a massive drop off. This is the NFL unfortunately. Brees early in career was putting up some numbers but not winning. He learned to lead at this level and will his teams to wins over time plus make better decisions.

Necessary but not sufficient. Again this is why Drew Brees had a below-average team record 2014-2016 despite playing very well himself. He was necessary but not sufficient for winning. And he's nowhere near the only example of that ilk. Right now for example Josh Allen is playing considerably better individually than Jared Goff, yet Jared Goff's team record is a good bit better.

 

[The Ghost]

Interesting, but it is a team game.
Players, coaches, climate, and hopefully we fans contribute at least a little something.

The fans no.

No offense to the rabid faithful who show up and cheer on the Fins. Love you guys.

Overall however, the fans aren’t an asset when compared to what other teams fans do to alter outcomes and make life difficult for opposing QBs.

As compared to most NFL stadiums.

No fault of the fans who show up. The ones who sell their tickets are the ones that need to be thrown off the nearest bridge.