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<blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 879388"><p>It makes perfect sense if you've got a 105 degree fantasy football fever. <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/wink.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" data-shortname=";)" /> That doesn't even mean you have to be a fantasy player. gbgary has an evident belief that Rodgers is a mediocre or worse NFL QB which would all but guarantee you cannot win with him. I don't know how anybody would conclude that without being informed by stats like a sub-par completion percentage or QBR or mediocre passer rating.</p><p></p><p>All stats are flawed to one degree or another. There are certain intangilbles the numbers cannot account for, one of which is "13-3". When we look at passer rating, it was created in 1973, based on an entirely different game. We should consider that the formula understates the value of limiting INTs in the current game at the expense of a couple of throwaways per game, especially with an inexperience receiver group where what they will do at the point where the ball is put in the air is not particularly predictable if they didn't mess up the route option before that.</p><p></p><p>I think it's worth considering that a football mind such as Rodgers sees through statistical flaws. The same assessment applies to Garoppolo, an elite QB without elite statistics. As I've illustrated before, he is elite because he just wins football games compared to the guys coming in behind and in front of him do nothing but lose games with fundamentally the sam roster. Winning is the preeminent statistic.</p><p></p><p>I can't help but think the enthusiam for ground-and-pound, taking the ball out of Rodgers' hands by whatever percentage of snaps, may be function of fantansy leagues where RBs earn the same or more points than QBs and more than WRs when everthing about this game says you must pass to win, but I digress.</p><p></p><p>The luckist man in this picture is Mike Pettine, with all the yada yada surrounding the fictional friction between QB and head coach, the draft picks, and the on-going debates regarding Rodgers' decline. The true story line of the 2019 season is how SF handed Pettine his head, a defense ill-prepared for for what was thrown at them and simply unable to adjust.</p><p></p><p>We should also consider the possibility that Mr. Love might become the next Kizer (or C.J. Beathard for that matter), guys who do nothing but lose football games. We should recall that McCarthy declared Kizer "a first round talent" at the time of the trade. Now we have a new "first round talent". You can go from 13-3 to 4-12 or worse in a big hurry with a bad QB, no matter who else you've got and how much you run the ball.</p><p></p><p>I don't think the risk that Love will turn out to be a bad QB has been properly factored into gbgary's calculations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HardRightEdge, post: 879388"] It makes perfect sense if you've got a 105 degree fantasy football fever. ;) That doesn't even mean you have to be a fantasy player. gbgary has an evident belief that Rodgers is a mediocre or worse NFL QB which would all but guarantee you cannot win with him. I don't know how anybody would conclude that without being informed by stats like a sub-par completion percentage or QBR or mediocre passer rating. All stats are flawed to one degree or another. There are certain intangilbles the numbers cannot account for, one of which is "13-3". When we look at passer rating, it was created in 1973, based on an entirely different game. We should consider that the formula understates the value of limiting INTs in the current game at the expense of a couple of throwaways per game, especially with an inexperience receiver group where what they will do at the point where the ball is put in the air is not particularly predictable if they didn't mess up the route option before that. I think it's worth considering that a football mind such as Rodgers sees through statistical flaws. The same assessment applies to Garoppolo, an elite QB without elite statistics. As I've illustrated before, he is elite because he just wins football games compared to the guys coming in behind and in front of him do nothing but lose games with fundamentally the sam roster. Winning is the preeminent statistic. I can't help but think the enthusiam for ground-and-pound, taking the ball out of Rodgers' hands by whatever percentage of snaps, may be function of fantansy leagues where RBs earn the same or more points than QBs and more than WRs when everthing about this game says you must pass to win, but I digress. The luckist man in this picture is Mike Pettine, with all the yada yada surrounding the fictional friction between QB and head coach, the draft picks, and the on-going debates regarding Rodgers' decline. The true story line of the 2019 season is how SF handed Pettine his head, a defense ill-prepared for for what was thrown at them and simply unable to adjust. We should also consider the possibility that Mr. Love might become the next Kizer (or C.J. Beathard for that matter), guys who do nothing but lose football games. We should recall that McCarthy declared Kizer "a first round talent" at the time of the trade. Now we have a new "first round talent". You can go from 13-3 to 4-12 or worse in a big hurry with a bad QB, no matter who else you've got and how much you run the ball. I don't think the risk that Love will turn out to be a bad QB has been properly factored into gbgary's calculations. [/QUOTE]
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