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re: SI: Numbers show that Harbaugh will live to regret benching Smith for Kaepernick
Posted on 1/11/13 at 8:08 am to Bench McElroy
Posted on 1/11/13 at 8:08 am to Bench McElroy
Interesting that the author of the article limited the higher passer rating comparison to only this season. He had the data to go back a few years and expand the sample size for the data to be more meaningful - but didn't.
Part of the explanation for the difference is that most teams do not have 2 quarterbacks whose passer ratings are so similar. For most teams, it's a no - brainer as to who the better quarterback is. But in San Fran, the difference is a mere 5 points. It should also raise the question - Is that 5 point difference in passer rating more important than the extra threat Kaepernick provides with his feet? He does average a yard per carry more. In the author's middle school analysis, he does not even address that.
I give the article thumbs down. He was trying too hard to make a statistical case for a viewpoint that has little to no statistical significance.
He says the team with the better passing rating usually wins. Well regardless of which San Fran QB starts, Green Bay has the better passer rating and Rodgers has a better rating than either SF QB.
Part of the explanation for the difference is that most teams do not have 2 quarterbacks whose passer ratings are so similar. For most teams, it's a no - brainer as to who the better quarterback is. But in San Fran, the difference is a mere 5 points. It should also raise the question - Is that 5 point difference in passer rating more important than the extra threat Kaepernick provides with his feet? He does average a yard per carry more. In the author's middle school analysis, he does not even address that.
I give the article thumbs down. He was trying too hard to make a statistical case for a viewpoint that has little to no statistical significance.
He says the team with the better passing rating usually wins. Well regardless of which San Fran QB starts, Green Bay has the better passer rating and Rodgers has a better rating than either SF QB.
Posted on 1/30/13 at 12:06 pm to Willie Stroker
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give the article thumbs down. He was trying too hard to make a statistical case for a viewpoint that has little to no statistical significance.
If you check out the author's work and his puerile website, you'll find that is his MO. And fools buy into it because they think that his numbers validate his opinion.
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