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| The Eccentric ![]() Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The Source (Matrix Refrence)
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| Re: Ravens QB Steve McNair Announces Retirement Quote:
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| Special Teams Join Date: Dec 2007
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| Re: Ravens QB Steve McNair Announces Retirement dude Mcnair will go down in history the way Earl Campbell did..Mark Brunell what has he done in his career worth talking about? How many MVP seasons? So you can't even compare Brunell to Mcnair..
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| custom user title ![]() Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: NY
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| Re: Ravens QB Steve McNair Announces Retirement Quote:
Once again as many have pointed out, if you compare Brunell's and McNair's numbers they are very similar. | |
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| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: 31 Spooner St.
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| Re: Ravens QB Steve McNair Announces Retirement Quote:
I'm not saying a mediocre at best player should get in cause he played 21 seasons...otherwise Vinny Testaverde would get in, and there is no way I'd vote for him. However, in the case of McNair vs Moon, if McNair played 17 seasons, then it might be a tougher argument. You keep saying the numbers are similar, but what numbers are you referring to? McNair's career high in passing yards in a season was 3387. Moon threw for more than that 8 times in his career. You say it was cause of the run and shoot, but you need to understand that we are in a pass happy era as well. It used to be people would run to set up the pass, now it's the other way around. I have no doubt he was a good qb...I always liked his game, but like I said, Moon had different circumstances to overcome that helped boost his HOF ballot. Let's face it, Moon was 28 when he cracked the NFL. That was wrong. also, In 17 seasons, Moon averaged 401 attempts a year, and averaged 237 yards per game. In 13 seasons, McNair averaged 350 attempts a year, and averaged 194 yards per game. So the 51 fewer attempts per year that McNair threw, that is only an average of 3.19 attempts per game. AT his completion rate of 60.1% over his career, that would mean 1.917 more completions per attempts. At 1.917 X his career 11.5 yards per completion, that equals 22 yards extra per game which means that would bring McNairs average per game to 216. Still 21 yards per game short. So the run and shoot did help Moon, but as you can see, Moon was just flat out better when you break it down.
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| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: 31 Spooner St.
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| Re: Ravens QB Steve McNair Announces Retirement Quote:
But I will make a comment on the Campbell / McNair comparison. Campbell had 3 years where he lead the league in rushing yards and a top 7 5 times, had 2 years where he lead the league in rushing tds and a top 7 5 times. McNair had a top 7 in passing td's 1 time, and never had a top 7 in passing yards season. Campbell was 8th all time when he retired. McNair is 28th. There is no comparison.
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