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Tua's 12.2 average yards per completion is pretty good.

Just looked over some of the other qb stats from week 9 and Tua's average completion yardage (12.2 yards per completion) is better than Baker Mayfield, Burrow, and Herbert. Not too bad for a guy with a weak arm that can't throw downfield.
on 13 pass attempts, its very low sample size... Although overall, Tua has been holding a better YPA this season over last, which I thought was his number one thing to improve upon...
 
Just looked over some of the other qb stats from week 9 and Tua's average completion yardage (12.2 yards per completion) is better than Baker Mayfield, Burrow, and Herbert. Not too bad for a guy with a weak arm that can't throw downfield.
Considering wilsons deep pass was about 10 yards down the field… and accounted for about 64 of his yards… i wouldnt be celebrating this the way you are.

The dime he threw to waddle was good….

Other than that i would be humble and not brag like he was throwing 50 yard bombs…
 
Considering wilsons deep pass was about 10 yards down the field… and accounted for about 64 of his yards… i wouldnt be celebrating this the way you are.

The dime he threw to waddle was good….

Other than that i would be humble and not brag like he was throwing 50 yard bombs…

Why wouldn't we celebrate our QB having a good game against a good team? If you don't like Tua that's fine but it's weird to tell a fan not to celebrate a player that had a solid game.
 
Why wouldn't we celebrate our QB having a good game against a good team? If you don't like Tua that's fine but it's weird to tell a fan not to celebrate a player that had a solid game.

Well lets start by not overstating this YPA thing like tua was slinging it down field. You wanna say he had a good game cool.. dont try and dispel the observations of tua having a weak arm by claiming the high YPA were gained by throwing “DEEP”.

Celebrate all you want but dont throw out these false narratives like he proved he has a strong arm. Its weird.
 
Well lets start by not overstating this YPA thing like tua was slinging it down field. You wanna say he had a good game cool.. dont try and dispel the observations of tua having a weak arm by claiming the high YPA were gained by throwing “DEEP”.

Celebrate all you want but dont throw out these false narratives like he proved he has a strong arm. Its weird.

YPA doesn't mean you have a strong arm and nobody in here said that. The OP was saying he had a good game. That's it.
 
Got to give Tua credit. Almost every drop back, a defender was almost instantly in his face. Same with Brissett. Add in the fractured finger and it was a real gutsy game for him. Not to mention the qb sneak to seal the win.
 
No of course. Anything remotely positive is not worth mentioning.

I guess I'm not being clear. I'm a Tua guy and I desperately want him to succeed and think he will. But comparing his YPA stat to other QB's from different weeks is silly and one of the guys he mentioned actually had a better YPA than Tua.
 
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