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Games 1-5: The numbers are in....

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  • @lumbergh said:

    Yes and there is no question about it.

    If you think you can say with a straight face that Quinn's garbage time stats (HALF of his yds and the only TD) have any correlation to Anderson's stats in an overtime contest and a late win on the road then the joke's on you.

    FYI you, like shep, will continue to be frustrated if you can't think outside of the "Passer Rating" box. Try it sometime and you will see why mangini is starting Anderson and Quinn's house is for sale.

    And apparently you don't count these but Anderson also has a rushing TD

    again we ask you (because you have ducked this question for 3 days now): what about da's 2 of 17 on sunday?

    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    again we ask you (because you have ducked this question for 3 days now): what about da's 2 of 17 on sunday?

    My conspiracy theory is that Mangini is holding Quinn out until its impossible to reach 70% of the snaps.

    🥷

  • @lumbergh said:

    Yes and there is no question about it.

    If you think you can say with a straight face that Quinn's garbage time stats (HALF of his yds and the only TD) have any correlation to Anderson's stats in an overtime contest and a late win on the road then the joke's on you.

    FYI you, like shep, will continue to be frustrated if you can't think outside of the "Passer Rating" box. Try it sometime and you will see why mangini is starting Anderson and Quinn's house is for sale.

    And apparently you don't count these but Anderson also has a rushing TD

    again we ask you (because you have ducked this question for 3 days now): what about da's 2 of 17 on sunday?

    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    again we ask you (because you have ducked this question for 3 days now): what about da's 2 of 17 on sunday?

    what about it?

    For PlaygroundL keep in mind that Quinn also had two lost fumbles while Anderson has none.

    And also don't forget that Quinn was sacked 10 times in 10 qtrs while Anderson has been sacked 4 times in 10 qtrs.

    And most importantly Anderson has the W.

    Of course none of those show up in the "Passer Rating" statistic so they may be beyond the realm of understanding for some.

  • Get off it Lum.

    Stop comparing DA to Quinn. Only the dreamers are holding on to hope that Quinn is a savior. Just focus on the fact that DA is playing like crap. That he needs to step up his game to help the team. That if he doesn't, we'll be seeing what Ratliff can do in a few games.

  • @clevelandfanforlife said:

    again we ask you (because you have ducked this question for 3 days now): what about da's 2 of 17 on sunday?

    what about it?

    For PlaygroundL keep in mind that Quinn also had two lost fumbles while Anderson has none.

    And also don't forget that Quinn was sacked 10 times in 10 qtrs while Anderson has been sacked 4 times in 10 qtrs.

    And most importantly Anderson has the W.

    Of course none of those show up in the "Passer Rating" statistic so they may be beyond the realm of understanding for some.

    @lumbergh said:

    what about it?

    For PlaygroundL keep in mind that Quinn also had two lost fumbles while Anderson has none.

    And also don't forget that Quinn was sacked 10 times in 10 qtrs while Anderson has been sacked 4 times in 10 qtrs.

    And most importantly Anderson has the W.

    Of course none of those show up in the "Passer Rating" statistic so they may be beyond the realm of understanding for some.

    yeah i don't give a crap about quinn's stats. i want to know why derek "greatest qb ever" has the worst game the nfl has seen in year. please try to make one post without bringing up quinn this time. i honestly just want to know how you can still defend da after this game.

  • @clevelandfanforlife said:

    again we ask you (because you have ducked this question for 3 days now): what about da's 2 of 17 on sunday?

    what about it?

    For PlaygroundL keep in mind that Quinn also had two lost fumbles while Anderson has none.

    And also don't forget that Quinn was sacked 10 times in 10 qtrs while Anderson has been sacked 4 times in 10 qtrs.

    And most importantly Anderson has the W.

    Of course none of those show up in the "Passer Rating" statistic so they may be beyond the realm of understanding for some.

    @lumbergh said:

    what about it?

    It was pretty pathetic, and the fact you cannot simply admit his play is below even his standard is very telling about you. Always has been. You pussy foot around these stats as if we need to compare them to the other 15 idiots we've had at QB.

    Ok Lumnuts, you win. DA is the best piece of shit of all the piece of shits we've had since 1999.

  • @lumbergh said:

    what about it?

    For PlaygroundL keep in mind that Quinn also had two lost fumbles while Anderson has none.

    And also don't forget that Quinn was sacked 10 times in 10 qtrs while Anderson has been sacked 4 times in 10 qtrs.

    And most importantly Anderson has the W.

    Of course none of those show up in the "Passer Rating" statistic so they may be beyond the realm of understanding for some.

    yeah i don't give a crap about quinn's stats. i want to know why derek "greatest qb ever" has the worst game the nfl has seen in year. please try to make one post without bringing up quinn this time. i honestly just want to know how you can still defend da after this game.

    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    i honestly just want to know how you can still defend da after this game.

    1) the Browns won.

    2) Anderson executed the game plan that the coaches put together. (70% running plays)

    3) He was only asked to pass on 3rd down.

    4) The receivers dropped as many as 9 passes (as reported by multiple sources including the Plain Dealer and CBS Sports)

    5) He did not make any game changing mistakes (even the pick was 40 yds downfield and functioned as a punt)

    And as far as the "Passer Rating" statistic you seem to be so hung up on....the W, the run-oriented game plan, the lack of any big mistakes, and the drops are enough for the coach (and the rest of us without a BQ agenda) to be satisfied with the results.

  • @clevelandfanforlife said:

    i honestly just want to know how you can still defend da after this game.

    1) the Browns won.

    2) Anderson executed the game plan that the coaches put together. (70% running plays)

    3) He was only asked to pass on 3rd down.

    4) The receivers dropped as many as 9 passes (as reported by multiple sources including the Plain Dealer and CBS Sports)

    5) He did not make any game changing mistakes (even the pick was 40 yds downfield and functioned as a punt)

    And as far as the "Passer Rating" statistic you seem to be so hung up on....the W, the run-oriented game plan, the lack of any big mistakes, and the drops are enough for the coach (and the rest of us without a BQ agenda) to be satisfied with the results.

    @lumbergh said:

    1) the Browns won.

    2) Anderson executed the game plan that the coaches put together. (70% running plays)

    3) He was only asked to pass on 3rd down.

    4) The receivers dropped as many as 9 passes (as reported by multiple sources including the Plain Dealer and CBS Sports)

    5) He did not make any game changing mistakes (even the pick was 40 yds downfield and functioned as a punt)

    And as far as the "Passer Rating" statistic you seem to be so hung up on....the W, the run-oriented game plan, the lack of any big mistakes, and the drops are enough for the coach (and the rest of us without a BQ agenda) to be satisfied with the results.

    thank you for your oppinion- seriously.

    but why is it when quinn did this same thing at buffalo last year you were saying that da could have done much better and it wouldn't have been close if he had played? didnt quinn do exactly what the coaches asked of him then? didn't quinn do exactly what was asked for him against denver last year; a loss that wasn't his fault?

  • *thanks*

  • @lumbergh said:

    1) the Browns won.

    2) Anderson executed the game plan that the coaches put together. (70% running plays)

    3) He was only asked to pass on 3rd down.

    4) The receivers dropped as many as 9 passes (as reported by multiple sources including the Plain Dealer and CBS Sports)

    5) He did not make any game changing mistakes (even the pick was 40 yds downfield and functioned as a punt)

    And as far as the "Passer Rating" statistic you seem to be so hung up on....the W, the run-oriented game plan, the lack of any big mistakes, and the drops are enough for the coach (and the rest of us without a BQ agenda) to be satisfied with the results.

    thank you for your oppinion- seriously.

    but why is it when quinn did this same thing at buffalo last year you were saying that da could have done much better and it wouldn't have been close if he had played? didnt quinn do exactly what the coaches asked of him then? didn't quinn do exactly what was asked for him against denver last year; a loss that wasn't his fault?

    @clevelandfanforlife said:

    thank you for your oppinion- seriously.

    but why is it when quinn did this same thing at buffalo last year you were saying that da could have done much better and it wouldn't have been close if he had played? didnt quinn do exactly what the coaches asked of him then? didn't quinn do exactly what was asked for him against denver last year; a loss that wasn't his fault?

    Don't try to use logic now.... this is Lum.

  • The main point of this post btw was to point out that Quinn had alot more stacked against him those first 2 games and yet he STILL statistically outperformed DA

  • The main point of this post btw was to point out that Quinn had alot more stacked against him those first 2 games and yet he STILL statistically outperformed DA

    @playgroundlegend said:

    The main point of this post btw was to point out that Quinn had alot more stacked against him those first 2 games and yet he STILL statistically outperformed DA

    It was a good point and wasn't lost on all.