08-20-2015, 01:08 PM
(08-20-2015, 01:03 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: If the OL let's 3 people get in the QBs face, and he throws an interception that's not on the QB, because the cause of the INT was the OL letting 3 people get pressure. If the QB has no pressure and throws a bad throw the cause was the QB just made a bad throw. You have to actually look at what happened in the play to give the blame to someone. You can't just say it was one person just because like you're trying to do.
So from now on, you're going to watch every single other QB in the league on every single pass and decide who is to blame for each throw? If not, we can just assume that it all evens out by the end of the year, and somewhere around a reasonable % of each QB's INTs will be their fault. So comparing them directly to one another is usually pretty fair because of that. It's rare that you'll have a guy with 20 INTs but only 3 of them are "his fault".
I have this crazy feeling that you blame a lot more Bengals problems on the team and a lot more of other team's problems on the QB. Just a hunch I have. Just kidding, I've seen you do it dozens of times. This was fun, I honestly had a lot of fun with this conversation. Hopefully a lot of people read through it to see what a crazy person you really can be and how nuts you're willing to make yourself look for the sake of Andy Dalton.
