Kaepernick Trade For Dalton?

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(06-09-2015, 12:01 AM)t3r3e3 Wrote: Then why do the best, most productive QB's in the NFL typically have the highest passer ratings?  I'll give you a hint:  it's because they play the position the best.  Guys like Jay Cutler produce a ton of stats, which, in your line of thought, makes him a stud.  However, many of those yards and TD's come after Jay torpedoes his team's chances with costly turnovers, and digs the team a giant hole to pass out of.  Garbage time gives Culter great passing measurables, but no one with two brain cells would choose Cutler over Russell Wilson.

So you think Tony Romo was the best QB in the league last year? Going by passer rating Ryan Fitzpatrick is a top 10 QB too. Same with Carson Palmer being a top 10 QB. Passer rating doesn't = how good they are. As for Cutler he doesn't even produce that great of stats. He hasn't even had a 30 or more TD year (and he was in the league in 2006), and has only had more than 3,500 yards in a season 3 times even though he is usually loaded when it comes to weapons.