TheOak

Some of you really liked the situational break down that I did for Hartley vs Kasay so I figured I would dig into our Super Elite Quarterback... Some of this tells an obvious story, some of this looks like nothing on the surface but a lot can be taken away from it.

And yes, I will acknowledge that some stats are just crap... From some of what I see, i hope opposing Defensive coordinators do not read this. I also know some of you do not like the stats discussion... Maybe that's is because all that has been presented to you is junk stats... We will see..

All stats will be based off of a three year average for trend.
Interceptions: Total of 36 in three years
Game Quarter
1Q - 2
2Q - 16
3Q - 6
4Q - 12
OT - None
2 minutes left in the half - 10

Down
1st down - 15
2nd down - 8
3rd down - 10
4th down - 3

Score
When Ahead - 17
When Tied - 2
When Behind - 17

Field Zone
His WL/L/M/R/WR are flat (WR = wide right etc...)

Field Position
1D 6+ yards to go yards - 15 (nearly half) Also 13 of 49 sacks in this position

Season split:
1-8 =21
9-16= 15

Month
Sep - 4
Oct - 17
Nov - 5
Dec - 8

Division
AFC N - 7
ACF S - 4
NFC E - 1
NFC N - 0
NFC S - 15
NFC W - 9

By Team: Only listing two reason.. The rest are 3 or less
Atlanta - 6
Tampa Bay - 6
Cleveland - 4

There are a lot of junk stats E.G. Turf vs Grass and indoors vs outdoors, they seem to match the fact that 2/3 of our games are indoors and at night.
(now you know when to look for them )

Second Quarter, 2 minutes left in the half, 1st down and 9, against Tampa Bay in Week 7... I am going to be chewing a sofa cushion before those snaps.

Nothing else really stands out in regards to accuracy, or TD's

Sacks:
Team
Rams -7 Everyone else 4 or less

Games 1-8 = 32
Games 9-16 = 17

Rushing:
Games 1-8 = 25
Games 9-16 = 14