1st & 15 off a weak Delay of Game call?
No problem, drops it perfectly to a completely covered Dallas Clark w/ his old Tennessee Vols teammate Leonard Little barring down on him.
Peyton Manning had a sack rate of 2.3% & took the fewest sacks (16) in 2010 despite his OL giving up the 5th most pressures (243) of the PFF era.
His 6.2% pressure to sack ratio is the best of the PFF era.
His 27.2% 1st Down% when pressured was 2x as high as 2nd place.
I firmly believe Jerry Rice is the GOAT, but I do wonder how many TD's Randy Moss would've put up had he not played with such bad QB's his entire career.
I mean look at this, poor guy.
@NFL_Stats Era adjusted Passer Rating is a better statistic.
5. Roger Staubach - 123.5 Passer Rating
4. Joe Montana - 126.4 Passer Rating
3. Peyton Manning - 127.6 Passer Rating
2. Steve Young - 128.8 Passer Rating
1. Otto Graham - 129.9 Passer Rating
@elnarrador Es que el sesgo es durísimo, LJ ni jugó 7 de esos juegos por paliza a favor o en contra, en otros 11 entro de relleno menos de 5 minutos, en juegos de estos igual asistió y ganaron. La info de MJ ni es verificable, solo son verificables 11 juegos de 4º cuarto en PO.
Peyton Manning stats that sound fake but aren’t:
In 4 of 5 MVP seasons, Peyton Manning had the fewest amount of offensive possessions of any NFL QB.
(2003, 2004, 2008, 2009)
The 1 year (2013) he had a league avg. # of drives (184.5 drives), he set the Single Season TD record.
Peyton Manning stats that sound fake but aren’t:
Peyton Manning is the only quarterback to get to 500 career TD Passes on less than 2,500 career drives.
Peyton Manning - 2,439
Drew Brees - 2,895
Aaron Rodgers - 2,623
Brett Favre - 3,332
Tom Brady - 2,823
@KalshiFB No one was better at moving the chains than Peyton Manning.
When he retired in 2015, he’d converted more 1st downs compared to League Average than the #2 & #3 QBs (Brees, Brady) combined.
Peyton Manning stats that sound fake but aren’t:
From 2008-2009, Peyton Manning had a winning record facing a:
10+ Point Deficit:
6-3 W-L Record
(66.7% winning percentage)
14+ Point Deficit:
5-3 W-L Record
(62.5% winning percentage)
(Cont’d)