Kaenon Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 We're going to do this. The JA narrative, turnover machine nonsense, blah blah blah. QB in his first 6 seasons [played] Yards (Total yards) TDs (Total TDs) INTs (INTs + Fumbles) - not fumbles lost, just fumbles Brady 21,558 (21,993) 147 (152) 78 (137) P. Manning 24,885 (25,467) 167 (176) 110 (143) Brees 20,968 (21,400) 133 (138) 82 (121) Roethlisberger 19,302 (20,000) 127 (139) 81 (120) Mahomes 27,639 (29,525) 215 (227) 59 (93) Allen 21,844 (25,305) 163 (211) 74 (130) 5 1 1 3 Quote
WotAGuy Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 Wins and championships are what matters. 2 3 Quote
BringBackFergy Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 Allen and Brady are damn close. Quote
BuffaloBillies Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 Kermit gets extra kisses from miss piggy for those stats. Head above all others. But now no Hill, coming back to earth. 1 Quote
ToGoGo Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 The narratives around Allen have been downright bizarre his entire career. Something about him man, I don’t know, it brings something out of people that’s negative. Quote
julian Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 2 minutes ago, ToGoGo said: The narratives around Allen have been downright bizarre his entire career. Something about him man, I don’t know, it brings something out of people that’s negative. The media were never going to let go of the draft night tweets, most had a negative on field narrative to begin with and when the tweets happened that sealed his fate. As far as average fan hate goes, the more hate just means he’s really really good. Quote
BigDingus Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 (edited) 2 hours ago, Kaenon said: Mahomes 27,639 (29,525) 215 (227) 59 (93) Allen 21,844 (25,305) 163 (211) 74 (130) It's misleading to cite Mahomes' rookie year which was essentially spent on the bench. Here's a more accurate breakdown of their first 6 seasons, including the actual turnover totals, from the time they both began as starters in 2018: MAHOMES: Total Yards: 29,231 Total TDs: 227 Total Turnovers: 71 Games Played: 92 Averages: 317 ypg / 2.46 TDs / 0.77 turnovers per game ALLEN: Combined Yards: 25,305 Total TDs: 212 Total Turnovers: 97 Games Played: 90 Averages: 281 ypg / 2.35 TDs / 1.06 turnovers per game Josh is definitely elite, but we all know the issue that separates him from Mahomes (aside from accolades like 2 x MVP's/2 x SB wins). That's not me dogging on him, it's just being more realistic when talking about what the media & NFL fandom references when discussing Josh. HOWEVER, to put in perspective how great Josh is despite the flaws, look how he stacks up vs others who have played a similar amount of games since 2018: Russell Wilson: Combined Yards: 23,022 Total TDs: 182 Total Turnovers: 65 Games Played: 90 Averages: 255 ypg / 2.02 TDs / 0.72 turnovers Kirk Cousins: Combined Yards: 23,884 Total TDs: 177 Total Turnovers: 79 Games Played: 88 Averages: 271 ypg / 2.01 TDs / 0.90 turnovers Jared Goff: Combined Yards: 24,838 Total TDs: 153 Total Turnovers: 94 Games Played: 91 Averages: 257 ypg / 1.68 TDs / 1.03 turnovers Derek Carr: Combined Yards: 23,930 Total TDs: 133 Total Turnovers: 88 Games Played: 93 Averages: 257 ypg / 1.43 TDs / 0.95 turnovers These are the only QBs that have played 90+ games since 2018 (or close to it in Kirk's case). With 1 less game than Goff & only 3 more turnovers, Josh has ***59 MORE TDS!!!**** That should put things in perspective when comparing "Elite" vs "Pretty Good." Edited December 15, 2023 by BigDingus 1 Quote
Over 29 years of fanhood Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 (edited) 3 hours ago, Kaenon said: We're going to do this. The JA narrative, turnover machine nonsense, blah blah blah. QB in his first 6 seasons [played] Yards (Total yards) TDs (Total TDs) INTs (INTs + Fumbles) - not fumbles lost, just fumbles Brady 21,558 (21,993) 147 (152) 78 (137) P. Manning 24,885 (25,467) 167 (176) 110 (143) Brees 20,968 (21,400) 133 (138) 82 (121) Roethlisberger 19,302 (20,000) 127 (139) 81 (120) Mahomes 27,639 (29,525) 215 (227) 59 (93) Allen 21,844 (25,305) 163 (211) 74 (130) Are Mahomes and Allen the only first 6 season in the last 15 years? Edited December 15, 2023 by Over 29 years of fanhood Quote
Kaenon Posted December 15, 2023 Author Posted December 15, 2023 9 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said: Are Mahomes and Allen the only first 6 season in the last 15 years? Didn't feel like adding any other namesake QBs. Was doing it on my phone and got burdensome! Lol. Quote
Over 29 years of fanhood Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 3 minutes ago, Kaenon said: Didn't feel like adding any other namesake QBs. Was doing it on my phone and got burdensome! Lol. Game was so different in 2005, not sure it all compares. Also, why’d you leave out Aaron Rodgers ? 1 1 Quote
NewEra Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 38 minutes ago, BigDingus said: It's misleading to cite Mahomes' rookie year which was essentially spent on the bench. Here's a more accurate breakdown of their first 6 seasons, including the actual turnover totals, from the time they both began as starters in 2018: MAHOMES: Total Yards: 29,231 Total TDs: 227 Total Turnovers: 71 Games Played: 92 Averages: 317 ypg / 2.46 TDs / 0.77 turnovers per game ALLEN: Combined Yards: 25,305 Total TDs: 212 Total Turnovers: 97 Games Played: 90 Averages: 281 ypg / 2.35 TDs / 1.06 turnovers per game Josh is definitely elite, but we all know the issue that separates him from Mahomes (aside from accolades like 2 x MVP's/2 x SB wins). That's not me dogging on him, it's just being more realistic when talking about what the media & NFL fandom references when discussing Josh. HOWEVER, to put in perspective how great Josh is despite the flaws, look how he stacks up vs others who have played a similar amount of games since 2018: Did he cite his rookie year? The Mahomes total yards he listed was higher than yours. TDs are the same. Quote
C.Biscuit97 Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 11 hours ago, Kaenon said: We're going to do this. The JA narrative, turnover machine nonsense, blah blah blah. QB in his first 6 seasons [played] Yards (Total yards) TDs (Total TDs) INTs (INTs + Fumbles) - not fumbles lost, just fumbles Brady 21,558 (21,993) 147 (152) 78 (137) P. Manning 24,885 (25,467) 167 (176) 110 (143) Brees 20,968 (21,400) 133 (138) 82 (121) Roethlisberger 19,302 (20,000) 127 (139) 81 (120) Mahomes 27,639 (29,525) 215 (227) 59 (93) Allen 21,844 (25,305) 163 (211) 74 (130) Comparing guys who started their career in the 90s to current qbs is insane. Why didn’t you include Johnny Unitas or Sonny Jurgeson? 1 1 Quote
Kaenon Posted December 15, 2023 Author Posted December 15, 2023 48 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said: Comparing guys who started their career in the 90s to current qbs is insane. Why didn’t you include Johnny Unitas or Sonny Jurgeson? Only 1 guy had any starts in the 90's, but thanks for your negativity! Quote
MJS Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 So, Allen is on par with QB's from a previous era of football? That's not good. Quote
PBF81 Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 12 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: Allen and Brady are damn close. Brady gets props for doing it with Brown, Patten, Branch, & Givens though too. I'm not sure that there's a 1,000-yard season in the batch. 1 Quote
BigDingus Posted December 16, 2023 Posted December 16, 2023 21 hours ago, NewEra said: Did he cite his rookie year? The Mahomes total yards he listed was higher than yours. TDs are the same. Yes, Mahomes had 0 TDs his rookie year, 1 INT, and 284 pass yards. I only included actual turnovers though, not total fumbles. Quote
finn Posted December 16, 2023 Posted December 16, 2023 10 minutes ago, BigDingus said: Yes, Mahomes had 0 TDs his rookie year, 1 INT, and 284 pass yards. I only included actual turnovers though, not total fumbles. The Narrative now is Mahomes is the best quarterback playing, period. But looking over these stats, you have to consider that until last year, he was throwing to TWO future Hall of Fame receivers in Hill and Kelce. Has there ever been a quarterback with two HOF receivers? Seems to me that always be a caveat accompanying the incessant, breathless praise of Mahomes. Even a middling QB like Tua can put up star numbers with two excellent receivers. Maybe I should whisper this: "Mahomes is overrated!" Quote
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