lolololololololol
He was +8.5 total, including his +3.5 rushing - but yeah that should be tied for 10th on the list.
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...s-at-redskins/
I tweeted at the guy who runs it to get a correction for you.
Also, we witnessed one of the greatest edge rusher games together, the Clay Matthews dismantling of Kolb, and then Vick week 1 of 2011.
Why can't I just break down NFL stats for a living, instead of getting paid 6 bills a day to do it for free on the internet while I should be working?
fuck you
derek anderson is #1 in my heart because of the press conference of all press conferences when he was in AZ
RB list is interesting
not surprised to see 2008 Michael Turner on there, such a beast back then
The point is that before his clearly career-changing injury, Palmer was as good as Romo at his best (leading the fucking Bengals to 11 wins with a passer rating over 100 while leading the NFL in TDs and completion %) and it was only his 2nd season.
Clearly the post-injury Carson Palmer is not as good as Romo, but we're talking pre-injury.
Romo's 36 TDs would be more impressive if they weren't such a result of rampant gunslinging - he threw 19 INTs that year too...which in another year would've been the most INTs in a season.
Which year you ask?
Oh, 2012, when Romo lead the league in INTs with 19.
If you can't even get a 2:1 TD/INT ratio, it's hard to rave about your season in the modern NFL. Romo's not even 2:1 for his career.
It's kinda funny - when you look at the best 7-season comp for Romo...
Milt Plum, Aaron Brooks, Drew Brees, Carson Palmer
He had 2 more season after that 32:12, a 28:13 and a 26:20, after his amazing year he started to decline.
Comparing Palmer stats from 1 year and projecting it over the course of career as if he would keep it up. Lol.
Higher %
high passer rating
9 less TDs
42 less ints
All in a season less of work.
Should compare Romo to shit ass tom bardy tbh
Let me know when Romo's good enough to lose two Superbowls to Eli Manning.