ratoppenheimer
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From: cascais, portugal...still in exile
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ORIGINAL: kgdabom quote:
ORIGINAL: David Levine quote:
ORIGINAL: marty My point is, why bother making a point about ADOT with regards to a prospect, then comparing that number to other prospects, ignoring the fact that the GOAT may have had the exact same number (for ADOT) while he was in college. It was a very different game when Brady was in college. That’s why we’re comparing contemporaries. Plus Brady wasn’t even a great college QB, so why would his college career be the standard for comparison? Let's Compare Nix to his contemporaries. 4500 yards, 45 TD passes, 3 ints . Maye 3608 yards, 24 tds, 9 ints, Williams 3633 yards, 30 TD, 5 ints Daniels 3812 yards, 40 TDs, 4 ints McCarthy 2991 yards, 22 TDs, 4 Ints Penix 4903 yards, 36 TDs, 11 Ints There's your comparison. They all beat him in ADOT, but in the usual QB stats people looks for Penix had more yards, but Nix crushed the competition otherwise. whoever drafts Nix should also hire Oregon's offensive coordinator and run the Oregon offensive system - no way O'Connell does that....
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