{The Ultimate ANDY DALTON Mega Thread}

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(09-29-2015, 01:54 AM)Brownshoe Wrote: Philip Rivers was 12th in 2014 with 4200 yards 66.5% completion 31 TDs and 18 INTs. (Alex Smith only had .4 worse passer rating than Rivers and these were Smiths stats - 3200 yards 65.3% completion 18 TD 6 INTs)
Tom Brady was 17th in 2013 with 4300 yards 60.5% completion 25 TDs and 11 INTs.
Kaepernick was 10th in 2013 with 3100 yards 58.4% completion 21 TDs and 8 INTs.

There are a lot more examples if I could use QBs that didn't play a full 16 games, and I don't feel like going back further than a few years.

Rivers- 18 ints
Smith- 6 ints
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Brady- 4343 yds on 628 att- 6.92 ypa
Kaep- 3197 yds on 416 att- 7.69 ypa
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Total yards or total TDs doesn't mean you're a better QB or had a better year. How efficient you are with all your passes; comp %, ypa, TD % and INT % tells how good you are. 

Question: Is Andy Dalton, at the very least, equaling his best stretch of quarterbacking? Answer: Yes
And how does that correlate to passer rating? He's #2 in the NFL right now. That's not magic or luck, it's because his comp %, ypa, TD % and INT % are ridick so far.

I rest my case. Thank you.