MoCo_Vol
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Hendon also missed several games during that season due to his torn ACL. He was dramatically better that year than Milton ever was.
Missed Vandy, don't think he would've played in bowl. But had he been healthy might have made playoffs. Still playing Vandy probably 200-250 more passing yards and 2 or 3 more TDs. It was a rainy game and we only threw it 23 times...
"dramatically better" is subjective; statistically, which is objective the separation isn't nearly as drastic as fans play it. Lots of what ifs...What if Hendo doesn't get hurt, would he have had 4k yards and 30+ TDs? But also the 2nd what if...Hendo was in his 2nd full season starting in '22. Joe only had 1 full season starting. I think Joe in a 2nd year starting would have had even better numbers.
Hendon was a better QB than Joe/Nico, not debating that. But when talking about Heupel and his QB evaluations for his offense the separation hasn't been nearly as big as fans make it out to be.
The best season by a QB here under Heupel: 68%, 3561 total yards, 35 total TDs, 3 INTs
The worst season by a QB here under Heupel: 64%, 2974 total yards, 22 total TDs, 5 INTs
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