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Jesus 10 fumbles for Brady. Were all of those lost fumbles?
I highly doubt it.
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But what a month!Years ago I had a neighbor in his 60's who had a heart attack. While he was in the hospital he met a younger nurse who he left his wife for when he came out of the hospital. He then changed his will and gave everything to his new wife. He was dead within a month.
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Tom Brady Mac Jones Drew Bledsoe First 11 Games As Starter | StatMuse
Tom Brady Mac Jones Drew Bledsoe first 11 games as starterwww.statmuse.com
Why is Bledsoe even in the conversationsuprised mr statue only had 15 sacks thru 11 games
Doug Flutie's passing stats were not impressive, but his results & record were at Brady/Jones level: 8-3.Mac Jones is the one
Doug Flutie's passing stats were not impressive, but his results & record were at Brady/Jones level: 8-3.
These other stiffs were given the chance to develop, but here's how they started out:
Unitas: 3-4, 9 TDs, 10 INTs
Montana: 2-6, 16 TDs, 9 INTs
Kelly: 4-12, 22 TDs, 17 INTs
Elway: 4-6, 7 TDs, 14 INTs
Young: 3-16, 11 TDs, 21 INTs
Grogan: 1-6, 11 TDs, 18 INTs
Aikman: 0-11, 9 TDs, 18 INTs
Peyton Manning: 3-13, 26 TDs, 28 INTs
He didnt make them up, they use that all the time to compare players in different era's. Passing was a completely different game in 2001 than it is now. If people want to make a one to one comparison so that they think Mac will have brady's career based on their first 11 games, go ahead, but even if Brady had a terrible year that year, he went on to have the best ever, so it really means nothing until Mac does the same. I mean I can show QB's that had better years than both and went on to do nothing in the NFL. Its a guideline, nothing more.He made them up to make Tom look better.
I can see why everyone but (most) Pats fans is praying that Mac has a low ceiling and that he is close to it.Doug Flutie's passing stats were not impressive, but his results & record were at Brady/Jones level: 8-3.
These other stiffs were given the chance to develop, but here's how they started out:
Unitas: 3-4, 9 TDs, 10 INTs
Montana: 2-6, 16 TDs, 9 INTs
Kelly: 4-12, 22 TDs, 17 INTs
Elway: 4-6, 7 TDs, 14 INTs
Young: 3-16, 11 TDs, 21 INTs
Grogan: 1-6, 11 TDs, 18 INTs
Aikman: 0-11, 9 TDs, 18 INTs
Peyton Manning: 3-13, 26 TDs, 28 INTs
I remember that play like it was yesterday. It wasn’t a Hail Mary it was a bomb. I think it was OT as well. That team won their last 4 straight if memory serves me well.I rewatched Bledsoe's first and last game of his rookie season....and wow, what a difference. The turnover from 1992 to 1993 meant there were tons of guys being cycled in during the early part of 1993. Lots of rookies, lots of guys who would go on to do....nothing after playing for the Patriots. Last game...he wins it on a Hail Mary to Crittenden (I think).
He's better than Bledsoe. Or Mark Rypien. Or Marc Bulger.I can see why everyone but (most) Pats fans is praying that Mac has a low ceiling and that he is close to it.
His irritating persona was such an annoying contrast to Fairbanks, for example. It's why a lot of us (including myself) were relieved & happy to see him go.I think people forget how good of a coach Parcells was and what an impact he had here.
YEah, but that doesn't mean you make up numbers. that is called creative accounting.. what is your evidentiary basis to quantify the changes??
NAME | GP | CMP | ATT | PCT | YDS | AVG | YDS/G | TD | TD% | INT | INT% | SCK | SCKY | RATE | |
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Gardner Minshew | 11 | 220 | 379 | 58.0 | 2,554 | 6.7 | 232.2 | 15 | 4.0 | 3 | 0.8 | 27 | 148 | 88.4 | |
Mac Jones | 11 | 245 | 349 | 70.2 | 2,540 | 7.3 | 230.9 | 14 | 4.0 | 8 | 2.3 | 22 | 183 | 94.7 |
Difference was that Minshew was 4-7 (vs 7-4) and scored 13 point or less in 6 of his first 11 starts, Mac has done it once, vs N.O.Could be tom or could be Gardner
NAME GP CMP ATT PCT YDS AVG YDS/G TD TD% INT INT% SCK SCKY RATE Gardner Minshew 11 220 379 58.0 2,554 6.7 232.2 15 4.0 3 0.8 27 148 88.4 Mac Jones 11 245 349 70.2 2,540 7.3 230.9 14 4.0 8 2.3 22 183 94.7
Tuna threw a bomb?I remember that play like it was yesterday. It wasn’t a Hail Mary it was a bomb. I think it was OT as well. That team won their last 4 straight if memory serves me well.
I think people forget how good of a coach Parcells was and what an impact he had here.
I think Chuck Fairbanks could have become one of the greatest coaches in NFL history with better ownership.His irritating persona was such an annoying contrast to Fairbanks, for example. It's why a lot of us (including myself) were relieved & happy to see him go.
Time educated me, though. Without Parcells you can forget about Belichick.
Aside from Kraft, I think the flying elvis/blue jerseys turned off Parcells big time. The very first thing he did when he arrived in NY was to order the restoration of the Jets' uniforms, which was implemented after the 1-year notice.
He put us on top in four years, with cheap ownership and the smallest of resources and facilities.I think Chuck Fairbanks could have become one of the greatest coaches in NFL history with better ownership.
Of course you can make up numbers. Robo took out entire seasons to show Bill's record to be better w/o Brady. We can make up anything we want here at Patsfans.YEah, but that doesn't mean you make up numbers. that is called creative accounting.. what is your evidentiary basis to quantify the changes??
There's another small difference. Minshew played for the JAGS.Difference was that Minshew was 4-7 (vs 7-4) and scored 13 point or less in 6 of his first 11 starts, Mac has done it once, vs N.O.
Gardner Minshew Career Game Log | Pro-Football-Reference.com
Evidentiary basis? 59% average completion in 2001. 65.4% average completion in 2021 (at the time of original post). 65.4/59 = 1.108 and use that to multiply Brady's completion % stats in 2001. Pretty much the same calculations as inflation - as creative as the stick drawings my kid is doing now. If the basic package at the Bunny Ranch cost $59 in 2001 but costs $65.40 today, and the deluxe cost $66.10 in 2001, what would be a rough guess for the same deluxe package today? We can go fancier (as this is crude), but this is as simple and uncreative as it gets. Like I said, you can disagree with the method (which would be fair), but I couldn't be farther from making it up.YEah, but that doesn't mean you make up numbers. that is called creative accounting.. what is your evidentiary basis to quantify the changes??