PGT and Bye Week Thread

[BUCKnation]

So Ryan Taylor was fined $21,000 for his blindside, but legal, hit on the 1st Cobb punt return.

[Balls2TheWalls]

So Ryan Taylor was fined $21,000 for his blindside, but legal, hit on the 1st Cobb punt return.

This makes sense.

[MikeIsGood]

So ESPN was just trying to hype their QBR stat by showing this season's top 5. Andrew Luck is #5, and Aaron Rodgers is not in the list. Let's break this down:

Andrew Luck: 57% completion, 10 TDs, 9 INTs
Aaron Rodgers: 67% completion, 25 TDs, 5 INTs

Totally makes sense IMO.

[Marley2Hendrix]

So ESPN was just trying to hype their QBR stat by showing this season's top 5. Andrew Luck is #5, and Aaron Rodgers is not in the list. Let's break this down:

Andrew Luck: 57% completion, 10 TDs, 9 INTs
Aaron Rodgers: 67% completion, 25 TDs, 5 INTs

Totally makes sense IMO.

Yep, time to ignore the QBR if you haven't been already. I'll trust FootballOutsiders QB evaluations over a stat that was created by what I presume was just Trent Dilfer, John Gruden, a few Wide-Ruled Notebooks, a graphing calculator (advanced functions never touched), and a few cups of coffee.

[trwi7]

So ESPN was just trying to hype their QBR stat by showing this season's top 5. Andrew Luck is #5, and Aaron Rodgers is not in the list. Let's break this down:

Andrew Luck: 57% completion, 10 TDs, 9 INTs
Aaron Rodgers: 67% completion, 25 TDs, 5 INTs

Totally makes sense IMO.

But Luck beat Rodgers head to head as a rookie!!!!!!!

[humanrefutation]

So ESPN was just trying to hype their QBR stat by showing this season's top 5. Andrew Luck is #5, and Aaron Rodgers is not in the list. Let's break this down:

Andrew Luck: 57% completion, 10 TDs, 9 INTs
Aaron Rodgers: 67% completion, 25 TDs, 5 INTs

Totally makes sense IMO.

[Ayt]

While you may not buy the Colts, that's still not that bad of a loss. I think they're going to make the playoffs, and I said it after we lost to them.

My issue with the Bears was noted before. I think they're a damn good team. They're going to make the playoffs. Anything can happen there. Would I bet on them there? No. I'd like to see them play more teams that don't turn the Bears typical 2 turnovers forced into 5 or 6 by putting more on a silver platter for that opportunistic defense to take.

I guess the main reason why I think that was a bad loss was because we were in total control of that game and blew a 21-3 lead at halftime. Blowing an 18 point lead to anybody in the second half constitutes a bad loss, in my mind. I also think that once you get past the likes of Houston, Baltimore, New England and Denver, the AFC is quite bad. The Colts will probably make the playoffs now, but I still think that was a game that you just can't lose, especially when you're up by 18 at the break.

I'm happy that Dunne's back. I think he's a pretty good beat reporter.

It was our largest blown halftime lead since 1957. I'd say you are correct in seeing that game as a bad loss.

[Ayt]

So ESPN was just trying to hype their QBR stat by showing this season's top 5. Andrew Luck is #5, and Aaron Rodgers is not in the list. Let's break this down:

Andrew Luck: 57% completion, 10 TDs, 9 INTs
Aaron Rodgers: 67% completion, 25 TDs, 5 INTs

Totally makes sense IMO.

Yep, time to ignore the QBR if you haven't been already. I'll trust FootballOutsiders QB evaluations over a stat that was created by what I presume was just Trent Dilfer, John Gruden, a few Wide-Ruled Notebooks, a graphing calculator (advanced functions never touched), and a few cups of coffee.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/68332 ... ack-rating