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Post'em here Aj's 2005 numbers projection

chambers84 said:
2 Games, 2 tds, 5 Ints(2 returned for TDS), 3 Fumbles(2 lost), 344 yards passing, 55% completion percentage, 57.8 QB rating .

Because Saban is SMART, he'll bench Feeley's ******* after the 2nd game.

Frerotte (or someone else...maybe Rohan Davey) will finish the season (14 games) with 22 TDs, 14 Ints(2 returned for TD), 3,050 yards passing, 57% completion percentage, 5 fumbles( 3 lost), 91.4% QB rating.

We miss the playoffs after we go 9-7....because Feeley choked the first 2 games.
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NO Way we lose to Denver in the home opener ... so were in the playoffs at 10 - 6.
 
Sixty-one posts and not one person has mentioned the most vital passing stat, yards per pass attempt. Yet we have tons of projections regarding the TD/INT ratio and overall QB rating. That just demonstrates what a pathetic job ESPN and the mainstream media have done in relating the most relevant stats. Wait, let me guess, the ever-sophisticated fantasy football leagues don't give or subtract points for yards per pass attempt. That must explain it.

I'll peg Feeley at 6.1 YPPA, a major improvement from 2004 but still garbage.
 
I think most of you are missing one statistic. How many splinters will he have in his a$$ from sitting on the bench?

Unfortunately AJ is starting behind the curve again this year. I believe Gus Frerotte may get another chance as a starter in the NFL.
 
3378, 27 TDS 16 INTS 5 rushing TDS 8.8 yards per attempt and a 56.8 completion % Miami wins 10-11 games! BOO YAH!
 
ZOD said:
I think most of you are missing one statistic. How many splinters will he have in his a$$ from sitting on the bench?

Unfortunately AJ is starting behind the curve again this year. I believe Gus Frerotte may get another chance as a starter in the NFL.
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I was gonna say something like that but it wouldn't have been considered smack coming from a bills fan.
 
I did a somewhat scientific analysis, and came up with these numbers:

15 TDs, 13 INTs, 58.1% completion, 2832 yards

This assumes a 16-game season. I calculated based on the improvement Troy Aikman showed from 1992 to 1993 -- the year Hudson Houck replaced Tony Wise as Dallas's O-line coach.

I applied the same improvement factors to AJ's 2004 season and voila!
 
3700 Yds., 26TD, 7.7 YPPA, 14 Int., 84 Passer Rating

AJ is going to surprise a few people, mark my words! Superior coaching and a much better supporting cast will make all of the difference.
 
6123 total passing yards

66 TD's

20.5 avg. yards per pass

51 balls thrown away

37 of those out of bounds

6 of them caught by the other team's sideline players

2 of those caught by the opposing coach

0% need for silly threads
 
what the f?

why are there some people here predicting better stats for AJ than Gus? I seriously think some of you have lost major touch with reality....20 something TDs and single digit INTS, yet a bunch have Gus with worse statistics?

AJ will show in preseason why Gus will be the starter. Frerotte has more experience with the system, and will blow right by AJ in camp.

Feeley goes from 11 TDs and 15 INTs last year (how many pick 6's? 5, I believe?) to near MVP numbers? holy crap, some of you really need to revise your stats.

I think we'll go 7-9 or 8-8 next year, and Frerotte will throw for 16 TDs and 9 or 10 INTs.

Feeley may see some mop-up duty.
 
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