my retired qb has three golds, two silvers and a bronze trophy in his case for performance reasons, plus a couple of gold trophies for the teams he helped bring to the promised land. not that it matters at all today, but id like to weed out the "learn to play" comments and get a constructive dialogue going about passing %
last season, including preseason, my cap build qb threw for over 50% completion in 7 games. two of those games were blowout games, 255-0
the most depressing point of the season to me was the game we won 96-17. in that regular season game my qb went 28-77, 36.4% completion percentage....in a laugher game that was never contested.
his competion % went down by 12% as compared to his numbers the previous year. he was also sacked 31 times, an enormous increase over the 13 sacks he had the previous year. on top of all that, he had 356 pass attempts as opposed to the previous years 606 total.
part of the reason he had fewer pass attempts is because it was a farking coin flip if he could actually complete a pass, much less on a third down attempt.
in the last three seasons combined this team has gone a combined 43-5 in the regular season. the agents have been together since the start of the team, everyone has cap built, and we all feel confident that our players can compete and win against almost any same leveled non ssb team in the game.
settings have been up and down the scope of the tactics screen. bullet, lofty, open man, route distance, favored open man, etc etc...nothing is working.,
its a stat issue? over 100 throwing, +75 vis, str and conf all over 3 cap.
im lost at this point. a quarterback build done like this, as compared to the above example of my S2 qb, long since retired, should be excelling in every phase of the game. yes, competition gets better, weaker teams drop out, people build better, but just for an example of nfl qbs that throw at a 50% completion rate over the last couple years?
http://www.csnphilly.com/08/18/09/Vick-by-the-Numbers-Accuracy-Still-a-Con/landing.html?blockID=69988&feedID=692
article about how bad mike vicks % rating is...
a snippet -)
Vick’s career completion percentage of 53.8 percent is not only the worst among the 37 active NFL quarterbacks with enough pass attempts to qualify for the all-time stats but also worst among any NFL quarterback who’s been active since 2004.
The only QBs to play in this decade who had a lower career completion percentage are Rick Mirer (53.3 percent) and Danny Kanell (51.4 percent), who haven’t played since the 2003 season; and Kent Graham (51.8 percent), who hasn’t played since 2001.
Only seven other quarterbacks who were active since 1991 retired with a worse career accuracy mark – Mike Tomczak (53.4), Jack Trudeau (53.1), Jeff Kemp (52.3), Billy Joe Tolliver (52.2), Jay Schroder (50.8), Vince Evans (50.6) and Mike Pagel (50.1).
so, as a comparison, my Qb threw for a 50.3 completion % last season, INCLUDING TWO GAMES IN WHICH MY TEAM SCORED 255 POINTS.
in the same sense, my career completion % of 51.8 would be fourth worst among nfl QBs in the present era....and how many of those fellows played in games where their team scored at least 35 touchdowns more than their opponents?
last season, including preseason, my cap build qb threw for over 50% completion in 7 games. two of those games were blowout games, 255-0
the most depressing point of the season to me was the game we won 96-17. in that regular season game my qb went 28-77, 36.4% completion percentage....in a laugher game that was never contested.
his competion % went down by 12% as compared to his numbers the previous year. he was also sacked 31 times, an enormous increase over the 13 sacks he had the previous year. on top of all that, he had 356 pass attempts as opposed to the previous years 606 total.
part of the reason he had fewer pass attempts is because it was a farking coin flip if he could actually complete a pass, much less on a third down attempt.
in the last three seasons combined this team has gone a combined 43-5 in the regular season. the agents have been together since the start of the team, everyone has cap built, and we all feel confident that our players can compete and win against almost any same leveled non ssb team in the game.
settings have been up and down the scope of the tactics screen. bullet, lofty, open man, route distance, favored open man, etc etc...nothing is working.,
its a stat issue? over 100 throwing, +75 vis, str and conf all over 3 cap.
im lost at this point. a quarterback build done like this, as compared to the above example of my S2 qb, long since retired, should be excelling in every phase of the game. yes, competition gets better, weaker teams drop out, people build better, but just for an example of nfl qbs that throw at a 50% completion rate over the last couple years?
http://www.csnphilly.com/08/18/09/Vick-by-the-Numbers-Accuracy-Still-a-Con/landing.html?blockID=69988&feedID=692
article about how bad mike vicks % rating is...
a snippet -)
Vick’s career completion percentage of 53.8 percent is not only the worst among the 37 active NFL quarterbacks with enough pass attempts to qualify for the all-time stats but also worst among any NFL quarterback who’s been active since 2004.
The only QBs to play in this decade who had a lower career completion percentage are Rick Mirer (53.3 percent) and Danny Kanell (51.4 percent), who haven’t played since the 2003 season; and Kent Graham (51.8 percent), who hasn’t played since 2001.
Only seven other quarterbacks who were active since 1991 retired with a worse career accuracy mark – Mike Tomczak (53.4), Jack Trudeau (53.1), Jeff Kemp (52.3), Billy Joe Tolliver (52.2), Jay Schroder (50.8), Vince Evans (50.6) and Mike Pagel (50.1).
so, as a comparison, my Qb threw for a 50.3 completion % last season, INCLUDING TWO GAMES IN WHICH MY TEAM SCORED 255 POINTS.
in the same sense, my career completion % of 51.8 would be fourth worst among nfl QBs in the present era....and how many of those fellows played in games where their team scored at least 35 touchdowns more than their opponents?
