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Originally Posted by jville819
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Originally Posted by jville819
Damn, the Jags are starting to takeover here![]()
Originally Posted by RyGuy45
Saw this today...another interesting look to see how the NFL passing game (and rules) have evolved....
Average NFL team yearly passing statistics
1960 - 159 Cmp, 316 Att, 50.2 %, 2,048 Yds, 17.0 TD, 21.1 Int, 61.0 Rtg (12 games)
1970 - 193 Cmp, 377 Att, 51.1 %, 2,259 Yds, 16.4 TD, 19.6 Int, 62.5 Rtg (14 games)
1980 - 275 Cmp, 490 Att, 56.2 %, 3,135 Yds, 21.6 TD, 22.4 Int, 71.3 Rtg
1990 - 270 Cmp, 483 Att, 56.0 %, 3,116 Yds, 20.5 TD, 17.1 Int, 75.0 Rtg
2000 - 306 Cmp, 527 Att, 58.2 %, 3,310 Yds, 20.5 TD, 17.1 Int, 76.3 Rtg
2010 - 327 Cmp, 540 Att, 60.8 %, 3,545 Yds, 23.5 TD, 16.0 Int, 82.2 Rtg
Originally Posted by CP1708
Originally Posted by RyGuy45
Saw this today...another interesting look to see how the NFL passing game (and rules) have evolved....
Average NFL team yearly passing statistics
1960 - 159 Cmp, 316 Att, 50.2 %, 2,048 Yds, 17.0 TD, 21.1 Int, 61.0 Rtg (12 games)
1970 - 193 Cmp, 377 Att, 51.1 %, 2,259 Yds, 16.4 TD, 19.6 Int, 62.5 Rtg (14 games)
1980 - 275 Cmp, 490 Att, 56.2 %, 3,135 Yds, 21.6 TD, 22.4 Int, 71.3 Rtg
1990 - 270 Cmp, 483 Att, 56.0 %, 3,116 Yds, 20.5 TD, 17.1 Int, 75.0 Rtg
2000 - 306 Cmp, 527 Att, 58.2 %, 3,310 Yds, 20.5 TD, 17.1 Int, 76.3 Rtg
2010 - 327 Cmp, 540 Att, 60.8 %, 3,545 Yds, 23.5 TD, 16.0 Int, 82.2 Rtg
I would give anything to see Marino play in today's era vs when he did in the 80's/90's. His numbers would be Gretzkyesque for all time.![]()
decent squad without Peyton
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Originally Posted by University of Nike
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Originally Posted by University of Nike
Yeah, but before Cassel was thrown into the starter position, he wasn't exactly a beacon of hope: From 2005-2007, he was 22 of 39 with 2 TDs and 2 INTs, and a QB rating of 64.3.![]()
Collins, he'll be lucky to still be upright after the 5th or 6th game.
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Originally Posted by AG 47
Originally Posted by University of Nike
Yeah, but before Cassel was thrown into the starter position, he wasn't exactly a beacon of hope: From 2005-2007, he was 22 of 39 with 2 TDs and 2 INTs, and a QB rating of 64.3.![]()
True, but how much of the Patriots success can you attribute to Tom Brady versus Belichick's system. They're both responsible, but the Patriots have a better TEAM than the colts.
I don't think the NFL has EVER, ever seen a QB control so much of his offense on the field, in audibles and just being an on-field Head Coach if you will in Peyton.
Kerry Collins is not the worse starting QB in the league, but he stunk it up his last year in Tennessee and is definitely no Peyton Manning.
If I'm a Colts fan, this season is over.
Just kidding. I'm back now.Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
Never been any less excited for a season to start. Not even sure why.
Even thought about canceling Sunday Ticket, but I haven't yet.
Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
Just kidding. I'm back now.Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
Never been any less excited for a season to start. Not even sure why.
Even thought about canceling Sunday Ticket, but I haven't yet.
I owe part of my resurrection to CP for his first post in the Sunday Ticket thread.![]()
Originally Posted by SonOfTony
Collins is a statue in the pocket, and will bust under pressure. so glad he's not on my team no more.![]()