re: I Would Rather Live/Die With Lee Than Go Through Another Jefferson Season

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Year/Rushing/Passing/TotalYDS
2010/2438/2023/4461
2009/1596/2363/3959
2008/2168/2617/4785

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We beat up on some OOC pansies in 08. In SEC games our offense was slightly better last year than in 08.

2008 conference games:

363.4 ypg
25.9 ppg

2010 conferece games:

364.4 ypg
26.5 ppg

We also turned the ball over more and allowed more sacks in 2008.

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just me

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only ad hominem this time....

pathetic dude, just fricking pathetic.

I agree. It was the most horrible 11 win season to watch in my life. Literally.

I still dont understand how we won 11 games with the horrible QB play, we had. It was one of the worst I have seen in 41 yrs.

Well here is his game by game stats. Based on his stats and watching him perform I see him contributing in the manner you would expect a competent qb in only 4 of the 11 wins. UNC, Alabama,Ole Miss and A&M. The Miss St game was poor to watch but his stats were better than most of the rest of his games but not what you call a good game for a top notch qb.

I would think you would expect to get a positive contribution from your starting qb in more than 4 of your 11 wins.

LINK

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I would think you would expect to get a positive contribution from your starting qb in more than 4 of your 11 wins.

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I know this is about Lee, but you don't have to beat one QB down to raise up another, especially with falsehoods.
In 2010, JJ offered more yards per play than JL. 5.6 vs 5.3.
In Lee's best performance vs UF, JJ had still had more Total O than Lee.
In JJ's rant-certified worst outing vs UTk, JJ stil contributed about 30% of the Total O, around 130yds.
I'm not sure where you get this positive contribution thing.

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just me

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Pretty disappointing that you can't have an intelligent adult conversation without trying to make petty, sarcastic remarks in every single debate you participate in. Antonio Moss is raising good points and seems to be doing just fine without the condescending nonsense. Remember, we are merely discussing college football here.

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Thank you. There are two ways to gain yards. Peope often ignore the rushing aspect of a QB. Those people lack perspective. You know what perspective is, right?

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How narrow-minded of you. Jefferson is a below-average passer and a slightly above-average rusher. You conveniently left out my comment about Reggie Ball being similar. Ball left Georgia Tech as the second most successful rushing QB in school history. Did that make him a good quarterback? No.

As I alluded to earlier, I do not intend to completely discredit Jefferson's abilities as a rushing quarterback. His ability to move the chains by escaping the pocket and picking up the necessary yards on 3rd and long is an appreciable asset to his skill set.

Lee seemed to have better vision as a passer and was able to do a better job of making his reads in the pocket after the snap. Jefferson definitely improved on this aspect as he gained experience as the leader of the offense in 2010, but Lee still had the edge as a passer. When he was needed in 2010, this was apparent in several of the crucial drives he had to lead.