One question is easier—Dart would look worse at East Carolina. The upside is harder to figure out. Sanders was better when Colorado could block; now, he might be the most sacked QB in the NCAA.
@slugboy can probably give you a better answer, but according to ESPN's definition, Total QBR attempts to rate QBs based on how much credit the QB should be given for the success of each play, adjusted for strength of defense. So in theory it should somewhat level the field regardless of the skill of the surrounding players, but in practice, I'm sure it matters some.
That was textbook targeting (imo) and that kid should sit the next game. The 15yd slap on the wrist was nothing as it pretty much sealed the game at that point.
This was posted before Saturday's game:
I'm not sure if our records count bowl games as part of the "season". If they do, breaking the record is quite likely. If they don't, it's still not a stretch but he would need to do it against a couple of elite defenses.
Don't be putting ideas in his head.
He will sit the first half of UVA’s game
I was referring to the Bama player who nearly took off Daniels head last night. I think it was Turner the LB. He got roughing but he launched and left his feet.
QBR uses EPA, but that’s more to give a higher score to the QBs that drive you to the end zone vs the ones that throw hitches all day.
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YES! I’ve said a number of times that one of the things I really like about Haynes is that he is not only playing well but he’s leading on the field. Everyone has been steadily improving their play especially of late and it appears they are figuring out, together, what they do well and how to get better at it every week.
He is a great representative of Key’s culture. Last player off the field Saturday after an appreciation round of high fives with the fans that made the trip.
