Rogers and Wilson highest ave passer rating in NFL history.

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That's right Wilson and Rogers have the highest average passer rating in NFL history. So I think this does in fact blow a hole right in the middle of the argument that Wilson isn't elite.
 

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Not to mention Wilson is one of 20 QBs to play in more than one Superbowl. :irishdrinkers: :irishdrinkers: And he's just getting started
 

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Of course your argument rests on the presumption that Rodgers is elite... :stirthepot:
 
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bigskydoc":1ld1y0qu said:
Of course your argument rests on the presumption that Rodgers is elite... :stirthepot:

It rests on 100 plus QBR a season. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
 

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Rodgers and Wilson average a QB rating over 100 for their careers. They are #1 and #2 in career QB rating.

But they have each had seasons in which they have averaged less than a 100 QB rating. Rodgers did so in 2008, 2015, and last season, for example.
 
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hawknation2018":1qxo3dpo said:
Rodgers and Wilson average a QB rating over 100 for their careers. They are #1 and #2 in career QB rating.

But they have each had seasons in which they have averaged less than a 100 QB rating. Rodgers did so in 2008, 2015, and last season, for example.

The point still stands they have the best QBR's per season in the NFL . I guess ESPN averaged out that stat.
 

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hawknation2018":2523ogr3 said:
Rodgers and Wilson average a QB rating over 100 for their careers. They are #1 and #2 in career QB rating.

But they have each had seasons in which they have averaged less than a 100 QB rating. Rodgers did so in 2008, 2015, and last season, for example.

Wait a minute - so you're telling me that when an average is figured, that like half the input numbers will be below that average, and the rest above??? No shit? Really?

Math. It's not just for engineers... :roll: Well, maybe it is.
 

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Northwest Seahawk":dbmmlcij said:
Wilson and Rogers one and two in QBR like I said .

True, I just wanted to clarify that they have averaged a QB rating over 100 in their careers, but they have not done so in every season. They each have multiple seasons in which they averaged less than a 100 QB rating.

Also, ESPN has a nonsense proprietary statistic, called "Total QBR." When they say "QBR," that is what they are referring to. But the best QBs only average a QBR in the 80s. Wilson's QBR tends to be unfairly low because ESPN counts every sack against the QB when compiling their QBR metric.
 
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GeekHawk":33eqlygf said:
hawknation2018":33eqlygf said:
Rodgers and Wilson average a QB rating over 100 for their careers. They are #1 and #2 in career QB rating.

But they have each had seasons in which they have averaged less than a 100 QB rating. Rodgers did so in 2008, 2015, and last season, for example.

Wait a minute - so you're telling me that when an average is figured, that like half the input numbers will be below that average, and the rest above??? No shit? Really?

Math. It's not just for engineers... :roll: Well, maybe it is.

Tom Brady has thrown for more yards on average than any other QB . Wilson and Rogers have the highest QBR's on average in the NFL that should clarify things for you. Anything else I can help you with.
 

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GeekHawk":ws5i999u said:
hawknation2018":ws5i999u said:
Rodgers and Wilson average a QB rating over 100 for their careers. They are #1 and #2 in career QB rating.

But they have each had seasons in which they have averaged less than a 100 QB rating. Rodgers did so in 2008, 2015, and last season, for example.

Wait a minute - so you're telling me that when an average is figured, that like half the input numbers will be below that average, and the rest above??? No shit? Really?

Math. It's not just for engineers... :roll: Well, maybe it is.

The OP has since been edited. But it originally stated that Rodgers and Wilson had a "100 plus QBR in every season," which isn't accurate.
 
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hawknation2018":3mrt8v9o said:
GeekHawk":3mrt8v9o said:
hawknation2018":3mrt8v9o said:
Rodgers and Wilson average a QB rating over 100 for their careers. They are #1 and #2 in career QB rating.

But they have each had seasons in which they have averaged less than a 100 QB rating. Rodgers did so in 2008, 2015, and last season, for example.

Wait a minute - so you're telling me that when an average is figured, that like half the input numbers will be below that average, and the rest above??? No shit? Really?

Math. It's not just for engineers... :roll: Well, maybe it is.

The OP has since been edited. But it originally stated that Rodgers and Wilson had a "100 plus QBR in every season," which isn't accurate.

The point still stands Hawk as much as your trying to derail my post . Wilson and Rogers have the highest QBR average in the NFL .
 

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Hopefully that was in response to the person I was responding to, and not to me. Because I'm not nearly that obtuse.

My point would be, if you said that Brady has thrown for more yards on average, and then someone else comes on and posts that he has thrown for below average yards in this year, and that year, and another year. And I say that he had some below average years? Really? Not every year was above his average? Because, that's not how that whole 'average' thing works. Half the years would be below average and half would be above average, and overall they are whatever his average is. Pointing out that some of the years were below average is really just pointing out that you didn't pay attention in junior high math class.
 

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Northwest Seahawk":14w1yxd0 said:
hawknation2018":14w1yxd0 said:
GeekHawk":14w1yxd0 said:
hawknation2018":14w1yxd0 said:
Rodgers and Wilson average a QB rating over 100 for their careers. They are #1 and #2 in career QB rating.

But they have each had seasons in which they have averaged less than a 100 QB rating. Rodgers did so in 2008, 2015, and last season, for example.

Wait a minute - so you're telling me that when an average is figured, that like half the input numbers will be below that average, and the rest above??? No shit? Really?

Math. It's not just for engineers... :roll: Well, maybe it is.

The OP has since been edited. But it originally stated that Rodgers and Wilson had a "100 plus QBR in every season," which isn't accurate.

The point still stands Hawk as much as your trying to derail my post . Wilson and Rogers have the highest QBR average in the NFL .

Sorry, didn’t intended to do that. Just wanted to clarify what we were really talking about.

#2 highest career QB rating in NFL history (100+) is definitely a subject worthy of recognition.
 

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GeekHawk":14d879zw said:
Hopefully that was in response to the person I was responding to, and not to me. Because I'm not nearly that obtuse.

My point would be, if you said that Brady has thrown for more yards on average, and then someone else comes on and posts that he has thrown for below average yards in this year, and that year, and another year. And I say that he had some below average years? Really? Not every year was above his average? Because, that's not how that whole 'average' thing works. Half the years would be below average and half would be above average, and overall they are whatever his average is. Pointing out that some of the years were below average is really just pointing out that you didn't pay attention in junior high math class.

LOL, no, that’s not how it went.
 

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We really need to hammer down the difference between PASSER rating and QBR, and stop using the terms interchangeably.
 

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GeekHawk":2p0osop4 said:
Of course, I implied the 'average' in the OP because it seemed obvious to me. Maybe I implied too much.

Hahaha.

The OP was edited. It originally said that Wilson and Rodgers averaged a 100+ QB rating in EVERY season. In didn’t even mention career QB rating or average QB rating per season, until the mistake was pointed out.

Not a big deal. But around and around we go. :lol:
 

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When I first read it the words were "per season". That actually has a precise meaning of "total divided by number of seasons", which is aka average. If the meaning was "in every season" then the words would be "highest QBR in each (or every) season". Hence, my assuming that 'per season' meant 'on average over the seasons'... Please resume all previous bickering. :mrgreen:
 
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