12-23-2020, 07:13 PM
Josh Rosen:
2015: 292/487 (60%), 3669 yards (7.5 ypa), 23 TD, 11 INT, QBR of 134.3 (top in the league were Vernon Adams 179 and Kevin Hogan 171; Rosen was 9th)
2016: injured 137/231 (59%), 1915 yards (8.3 ypa), 10 TD, 5 INT, QBR of 138.9 (top in the league were Jake Browning at 167.5 and Sam Darnold at 161.1, Ryan Burns was 10th at 120.5; Rosen didn't have enough attempts to qualify, but would have been fifth)
2017: 283/452 (63%) 3756 yards (8.3 ypa), 26 TD, 10 INT, QBR of 147.0 (top in the league were Khalil Tate and Jake Browning at 152; Rosen was fourth, KJ Costello was sixth at 139.5)
Also, Rosen lost all three games against Stanford (35-59, 13-22, 34-58), and his teams were 8-5 (5-4 in conference) and 6-7 (4-5 in conference). He was 3-3 in 2016 before becoming injured, beating UNLV, BYU, and Arizona and losing to Texas A&M, Stanford, and ASU. So, in three years with the Bruins, he was a slightly better than average QB, who led basically average teams (17-15 record) and lost to Stanford three times, including losing to the 2016 team that was quarterbacked by Ryan Burns.
Considering the hype, he didn't exactly set the league on fire.
BC
2015: 292/487 (60%), 3669 yards (7.5 ypa), 23 TD, 11 INT, QBR of 134.3 (top in the league were Vernon Adams 179 and Kevin Hogan 171; Rosen was 9th)
2016: injured 137/231 (59%), 1915 yards (8.3 ypa), 10 TD, 5 INT, QBR of 138.9 (top in the league were Jake Browning at 167.5 and Sam Darnold at 161.1, Ryan Burns was 10th at 120.5; Rosen didn't have enough attempts to qualify, but would have been fifth)
2017: 283/452 (63%) 3756 yards (8.3 ypa), 26 TD, 10 INT, QBR of 147.0 (top in the league were Khalil Tate and Jake Browning at 152; Rosen was fourth, KJ Costello was sixth at 139.5)
Also, Rosen lost all three games against Stanford (35-59, 13-22, 34-58), and his teams were 8-5 (5-4 in conference) and 6-7 (4-5 in conference). He was 3-3 in 2016 before becoming injured, beating UNLV, BYU, and Arizona and losing to Texas A&M, Stanford, and ASU. So, in three years with the Bruins, he was a slightly better than average QB, who led basically average teams (17-15 record) and lost to Stanford three times, including losing to the 2016 team that was quarterbacked by Ryan Burns.
Considering the hype, he didn't exactly set the league on fire.
BC