Hell with it....it's laughable really. CJP is so secretive so as to not allow our opponents any info that it has a side-effect on the fanbase. With computers we now live in a world of dis-information.....I'm going fishing......Go Vols....WKFAI think its interesting that some want to bench this one, start that one, transfer the other one and no one knows wtf is going on with any of them. Lol.
That is interesting that you mention that. When completion percentage is used to defend JG's play, it is a stat that is unacceptable to your bunch. When it can be used to confirm the MM agenda, suddenly it is relevant?Notice you left out completion %. Shrout was also on time and target more than JG.
It is unacceptable standing alone. He had a good game vs USC but Shrout’s success provides perspective.That is interesting that you mention that. When completion percentage is used to defend JG's play, it is a stat that is unacceptable to your bunch. When it can be used to confirm the MM agenda, suddenly it is relevant?
I am really not trying to be difficult, nor am I "defending" JG, but all three touchdown's thrown by both QBs were on aggressive deep throws. The Average Yards per completion was 20.8 for JG versus 17.4 for Shrout. Again, the numbers do not back up the Upstaging of JG by JTS that I was commenting on in my post. The JG detractors change what stats are important for a QB whenever it is convenient to meet their agenda. Again, I am not a JG fanatic, per say, but I cannot stand "Fans" that absolutely obsess over being derogatory toward any player. It is nothing personal, just putting out the numbers and my opinion.It is unacceptable standing alone. He had a good game vs USC but Shrout’s success provides perspective.
You can have a high completion rate and produce yards and first downs and points like Burrow. Or you can throw very “safe” passes and have a high completion rate while not doing so. The latter is the story of JG’s career