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  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by The Gipper
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    Top 20 Rookie Passing Seasons Since 1992 (Min 300 attempts)

    Player Team Yr QB Rating Comp % Yds/Att Yds/Gm ANY/A TD to INT

    1 Robert Griffin III Was 2012 102.4 65.6 8.1 213.3 7.47 4.0

    2 Russell Wilson Sea 2012 100.0 64.1 7.9 194.9 7.01 2.6

    3 Matt Ryan Atl 2008 87.7 61.1 7.9 215.0 7.01 1.5

    4 Doug Flutie Buf 1998 87.4 57.1 7.7 208.5 6.93 1.8

    5 Cam Newton Car 2011 84.5 60.0 7.8 253.2 6.24 1.2

    6 Charlie Batch Det 1998 83.5 57.1 7.2 181.5 5.61 1.8

    7 Andy Dalton Cin 2011 80.4 58.1 6.6 212.4 5.65 1.5

    8 Joe Flacco Bal 2008 80.3 60.0 6.9 185.7 5.29 1 .2

    9 Jeff Garcia SF 1999 77.9 60.0 6.8 195.7 5.55 1.0

    10 Carson Palmer Cin 2004 77.3 60.9 6.7 222.8 4.97 1.0

    11 Sam Bradford StL 2010 76.5 60.0 6.0 219.5 4.73 1.2

    12 Andrew Luck Ind 2012 76.5 54.1 7.0 273.4 5.66 1.3

    13 Ryan Tannehill Mia 2012 76.1 58.3 6.8 205.9 5.23 0.9

    14 Matt Leinart Ari 2006 74.0 56.8 6.8 212.3 5.20 0.9

    15 Tim Couch Cle 1999 73.2 55.9 6.1 163.1 3.96 1.2

    16 Byron Leftwich Jac 2003 73.0 57.2 6.7 187.9 5.24 0.9

    17 Brandon Weeden Cle 2012 72.6 57.4 6.6 225.7 4.98 0.8

    18 Peyton Manning Ind 1998 71.2 56.7 6.5 233.7 4.84 0.9

    19 Tony Banks StL 1996 71.0 52.2 6.9 181.7 4.48 1.0

    20 Rick Mirer Sea 1993 67.0 56.4 5.8 177.1 3.89 0.7

    per SportingCharts.com

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by The Gipper
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    No Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisberger, Aaron Rodgers, Eli Manning, Michael Vick, Matt Stafford, Jay Cutler, Colin Kaepernick, Phillip Rivers, Tony Romo, Matt Schaub, or any number of other "name" QBs.

    Note: Only 2 SB titles among all these: P. Mannings and Flacco.

    Moral of the story....2 morals of the story: just because a QB starts out like a house afire doesn't mean that flame will stay lit.....and other QBs just smoulder at first before bursting into flames.

  • No Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisberger, Aaron Rodgers, Eli Manning, Michael Vick, Matt Stafford, Jay Cutler, Colin Kaepernick, Phillip Rivers, Tony Romo, Matt Schaub, or any number of other "name" QBs.

    Note: Only 2 SB titles among all these: P. Mannings and Flacco.

    Moral of the story....2 morals of the story: just because a QB starts out like a house afire doesn't mean that flame will stay lit.....and other QBs just smoulder at first before bursting into flames.

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    No Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisberger, Aaron Rodgers, Eli Manning, Michael Vick, Matt Stafford, Jay Cutler, Colin Kaepernick, Phillip Rivers, Tony Romo, Matt Schaub, or any number of other "name" QBs.

    Note: Only 2 SB titles among all these: P. Mannings and Flacco.

    Moral of the story....2 morals of the story: just because a QB starts out like a house afire doesn't mean that flame will stay lit.....and other QBs just smoulder at first before bursting into flames.

    Case and point...guys like Steve Grogan and Gary Hogeboom didnt excel till late in the'yre careers..Id say the same for Steve Young also..

  • cdl15C cdl15 wrote on last edited by
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    Im sure no one liked mannings deer in the headlights look either after his first season. And he was highly criticized for his shitty mechanics too.

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    Eli or Peyton? (I'm guessing Eli.)

    Makes a strong case for how few QB's are ready for the NFL straight out of college...

  • Eli or Peyton? (I'm guessing Eli.)

    Makes a strong case for how few QB's are ready for the NFL straight out of college...

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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    @tour2ma said:

    Eli or Peyton? (I'm guessing Eli.)

    Makes a strong case for how few QB's are ready for the NFL straight out of college...

    Peyton...they went 1 and 15 his first season if Im not mistaken..all the same...his first season was a losing season...

  • Eli or Peyton? (I'm guessing Eli.)

    Makes a strong case for how few QB's are ready for the NFL straight out of college...

    cdl15C cdl15 wrote on last edited by
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    @tour2ma said:

    Eli or Peyton? (I'm guessing Eli.)

    Makes a strong case for how few QB's are ready for the NFL straight out of college...

    it was Payton. The infamous PLAYOFFS UR TALKING PLAYOFFS. speech o believe