NFL 2015: Week 9

*Legion* wrote:
garion333 wrote:

Dan Marino fits the trend of lower completion %, less TDs, more INTs.

Elways was basically the same in the playoffs.

Drew Brees throws less INTs in the playoffs, but otherwise fits the trend. This does mean his QB Rating increases in playoff games.

I imagine a bit of all this is small sample size. Brees has only played in 11 playoff games, while the rest more or less than double that number (give or take).

That you've gotten this far into it and not done Joe Montana is shameful.

Who?

Tonight on GWJ Football, it's the Greatest Debate: Montana or Marino!

garion333 wrote:

Dan Marino fits the trend of lower completion %, less TDs, more INTs.

Elways was basically the same in the playoffs.

Drew Brees throws less INTs in the playoffs, but otherwise fits the trend. This does mean his QB Rating increases in playoff games.

I imagine a bit of all this is small sample size. Brees has only played in 11 playoff games, while the rest more or less than double that number (give or take).

Speaking of TD's and INT. Did you know that Marcus Mariota was..

* The first rookie in NFL history to have at least 350 yards and four touchdowns with no interceptions in a game.

* First rookie ever to have two different games with four touchdowns and no interceptions.

* Became the second quarterback in NFL history to pass for at least 350 yards and four touchdowns with no interceptions and the game-winning touchdown pass in overtime (Daunte Culpepper).

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