List of QBs with most passing yards in first four seasons.

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(06-16-2015, 11:23 PM)Rhinocero23 Wrote: Well we disagree on that because I was looking for wins against winning teams...not credit for the tie. Your example is accurate in that it is necessary for comparing the record of two teams to determine a playoff berth or a seeding. It is not valid as part of the equation when it is a simple stat. Wins against teams of .500 or better. 
I also am curious of your stats of teams with winning records. We may be using different data. The parameter for what is a .500 team is not based on the record of the team at the end of the year, but at the time the Bengals played them. 
For instance if the Bengals beat a 0-3 Steelers team in week 4 and the steelers then go on to win 9 of the last 12 to be 9-7 then the Bengals do not get credit of beating a .500 or better team. Conversely if the Bengals open the season with the Browns and beat them and the Browns go on to a 4-12 season the bengals get credit for beating a 500 or better team.  See this is called simple relative stats...taking the data at the time of the event rather than judging the event after the aggregate of the season is compiled. 

That why this statement is always true ...Figures don't lie but liars figure. 

lol I'm just saying the win %. If you can't add .5 for the tie to the win then you would have to do 14/35= 40%. You can't add the tie fully to a loss, because it wasn't a loss, unless you're the one trying to lie about something. Also The whole thing about what their record was when the Bengals played them is kinda silly. Just because at the time they had a mediocre record doesn't change the fact what their final record was. They have whole seasons for a reason, but I understand you just want to spin things to make Dalton seem worse than what he really is.