The QB position

[Brownshoe]

(05-29-2018, 11:21 PM)bfine32 Wrote: At least you're persistent if not rational.

You post one year of Sanu's 4 year career here to prove he had a better career here, but scoff at one year when discussing Jones (even though every year has been better). I was not wrong about Welker and I am not and I am not wrong about Sanu. As I said folks can easily see the stats, but I choose not to post them because folks will try to slant them to suit their POV.

In 2005 Tom led the league in passing yards, was 6th in rating, 3rd in TDs, was 2nd team All Pro and first team Pro Bowl while having nothing at the skill positions.

I would throw in the stop it refrain here again but it is too entertaining and perhaps maybe, just maybe a few will see how irrational they look when discussing Andy. 

Yes, Sanu has not had a better year under any other QB than he has Dalton. That was my claim and you disputed it. I showed stats and I was right and you were wrong. Marvin Jones first year in Detroit wasn't as good as his 2013 year.

2013 - 713 yards 10 TDs

2016 - 930 yards 4 TDs

I would take 6 TDs over 217 yards every day of the week.

You said "Wes Welker was nothing before or after Brady", which as I proved was wrong. So you were wrong about Welker and Sanu.

Brady did put up great numbers in 2005, but he did have Corey Dillion, one of the best RBs of all time that year too. Deion Branch, Troy Brown, and David Givens were mediocre at best. So he had one year where he looked great without good weapons around him out of him being in the league 17 years.