01-24-2020, 08:56 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-24-2020, 08:57 PM by CardinalSagehen.)
I know one QB who had a feel for when to be aggressive and push the envelope when the game situation required... Andrew Luck.
We didn’t see this as much at Stanford because he very rarely trailed in the game and the system was inherently conservative, but we definitely saw this at Indy. I’m sure any thorough analysis would show that his influence on winning games outstripped his conventional stats, which weren’t bad but were always bogged down by relatively low completion rates and high interception rates.
We didn’t see this as much at Stanford because he very rarely trailed in the game and the system was inherently conservative, but we definitely saw this at Indy. I’m sure any thorough analysis would show that his influence on winning games outstripped his conventional stats, which weren’t bad but were always bogged down by relatively low completion rates and high interception rates.