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This is a good list. I am not sure how far Burrow is behind vs Mahomes. They are in different situations but they're both great and are capable of getting to a Superbowl (Mahomes has won of course, but Burrow has only been in the NFL since 2020) which is really what all of us want.
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This is the good poo poo Ross. what can I say he's done it again
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Sorry I forgot to do this. Now that we have data points from the entire season we can map them and see how the league changed this year. Points Of Interest Matt Stafford (high of 7, low of 30) and Russell Wilson (high of 9, low of 28) suffered from the most volatile drops from their peaks, and both peaked before the season started Trevor Lawrence (low of 27, high of 7), Tua Tagovailoa (low of 20, high of 1), and Geno Smith (low of 29, high of 3) were the big success stories this season In general I noticed a big readjustment in expectations from week 1 to week 4, with things for the most part settling into place Pat Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, Josh Allen, and Justin Herbert were the only consistent top 10 QB's during the entire season (Joe Burrow nearly made it but hit 11 in week 4) I'm awarding the following postseason awards based on the data MVP: Patrick Mahomes ROTY: Brock Purdy Most Improved: Geno Smith (+26) Biggest Regression: Matt Stafford (-23) Here's a pastebin with my data: https://pastebin.com/ZdeKZUbC
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Curious that Justin Herbert maintained a top qb status despite having his worst statistical year, 15 less touchdowns than last year and a league low 5.4 air yards per pass
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Other volatile QB's that weren't notable enough to make the writeup Panthers Baker (-16) Jimmy G (+17) Jared Goff (+18) Jalen Hurts (+16) Marcus Mariota (+16 and -7) Justin Fields (+18)
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Blitz of 404 Error posted:Curious that Justin Herbert maintained a top qb status despite having his worst statistical year, 15 less touchdowns than last year and a league low 5.4 air yards per pass and now the bride will read the vows that she has written
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GNU Order posted:Sorry I forgot to do this. Now that we have data points from the entire season we can map them and see how the league changed this year. Thank you
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Purdy should be 8th but I'll accept that small sample size as the reason he's lower. As you say, it's been a weird, weird QB season.
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