Stats...stats.....stats
Time in pocket... it also factors time to the ball being released, not just the pocket 'collapsing'. So if you have a qb who can skillfully evade a sack in the first 1.8 from an edge but the pocket is still intact, that qualifies as a grey zone that actually hurts the qbs stat.
Thats a list of the best passers u der pressure in terms of drop in comp%. So in other words, it doesnt matter whether they get pressured or not, there still a good chance that they are still going to complete the pass. Are there outlier? Absolutley. But thats due to a warped simple size in cases.
More stats?
2024 NFL QB Analysis: Time to Throw vs. Completion % Above Expectation through the first 6 Weeks of 2024. Will find the whole season but this sample size excludes the period where our offense fell apart on the strength (weakness) of Grubbs scheme being solved.
Edit, despite the offense crumbling, for the season, Geno finished 4th in CPOE between Goff and Lamar Jackson for Qbs with at least 100 attempts.
Time to Throw typically includes time spent scrambling before throwing, which can significantly impact the numbers for mobile QBs.
CPOE is primarily a quarterback statistic, reflecting the QB's accuracy, timing, and decision-making, rather than receiver performance.
Quadrant Analysis
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Correlation: These QBs demonstrate an inverse relationship between time to throw and CPOE, suggesting excellent decision-making and accuracy under time pressure.
Interpretation: Despite (or perhaps because of) quick releases, these QBs are completing passes at a higher rate than expected, indicating good timing and accuracy.
So what does that say?
www.fantasypros.com
sort by pocket time. 
