is Lamar having the greatest statistical EVER for a QB?

**helloharv** · 12-13-2019, 09:34 AM

serious question ?

Would love to know how it ranks compared to some of the All Time great years by HOF type calibr QB's

**GreatWhiteNorthRaven** · 12-13-2019, 09:41 AM

Peyton threw 68.3%, almost 5,500 yards and 55 TD in 2013.

Of course, you have to factor in Lamar's rushing, but I would think his total yards and TDs need to match that.

**InigoMontoya** · 12-13-2019, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNorthRaven

Peyton threw 68.3%, almost 5,500 yards and 55 TD in 2013.

Of course, you have to factor in Lamar's rushing, but I would think his total yards and TDs need to match that.

From a fantasy football perspective, 1 yard rushing is generally equal to 2.5 to 3 yards passing. An easy comparison is that for a runner 100 yards in a game in usually considered a barometer for a good game. Whereas 250 to 300 yards passing is what most QBs need to have a "good" game (unless they consistently throw 5 TDs).

**helloharv** · 12-13-2019, 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNorthRaven

Peyton threw 68.3%, almost 5,500 yards and 55 TD in 2013.

Of course, you have to factor in Lamar's rushing, but I would think his total yards and TDs need to match that.

That is an incredible year ! Peyton also averaged almost 340 yards passing that year

Is Lamar's season top 5 all time with everything factored in?

**synthesis2** · 12-13-2019, 10:43 AM

I think he is absolutely having one of the best statistical years for a Running Back... crazy athletic

**LukeDaniel** · 12-13-2019, 11:05 AM

In his last FIVE games, Lamar Jackson has three times compiled at least 4 TD passes and 50 yards rushing.

Cam Newton also has 3 games w/ 4TD & 50 rush yards.....in 125 career games.

Other than Newton, the amount of QBs in NFL history to ever done this three times during their entire career......zero

**LukeDaniel** · 12-13-2019, 11:10 AM

Also, Jackson currently has a 27.31 AV (assuming I'm applying the formula correctly).

The best season in NFL history for any position was Tomlinson with a 26. The best season by a QB was Brady in 2007 with a 24.

**mmi16** · 12-13-2019, 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNorthRaven

Peyton threw 68.3%, almost 5,500 yards and 55 TD in 2013.

Of course, you have to factor in Lamar's rushing, but I would think his total yards and TDs need to match that.

TD's yes - yards no!

The object is to WIN THE GAME!

**JimZipCode** · 12-13-2019, 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by LukeDaniel

Also, Jackson currently has a 27.31 AV (assuming I'm applying the formula correctly).

The best season in NFL history for any position was Tomlinson with a 26. The best season by a QB was Brady in 2007 with a 24.

WOWWW.

I don't know how they calculate it: I usually wait til the offseason when they've finished updating. But it's easy to believe that he would set the record for AV. He's the straw that stirs the drink. Hard to imagine how a player could be any more game-changing and valuable, short of peak Jim Brown or something.

**pslholder96** · 12-13-2019, 12:03 PM

Lamar is putting up all these numbers despite sitting out the 4th quarter of 5 different games. Unreal

**DonNMass** · 12-13-2019, 12:11 PM

Are there a stats for arguably the most exciting and anticipated player to watch?
Stats for revenue generated via gate, tv, merchandizing receipts, etc.....

**Culex** · 12-13-2019, 12:18 PM

Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNorthRaven

Peyton threw 68.3%, almost 5,500 yards and 55 TD in 2013.

Of course, you have to factor in Lamar's rushing, but I would think his total yards and TDs need to match that.

Lamar has also thrown for fewer interceptions.

If LJ wins the superbowl im giving him the nod.