IAYPA at the halfway point
Minimum: 100 Attempts
Ultra Super-Elite
- Aaron Rodgers, 8.0 The best quarterback in the NFL
- Peyton Manning, 7.9 Best regular season quarterback since Marino, or possibly Warren Moon
Super-Elite
- Philip Rivers, 7.6 Partying like it's 2008
- Michael Vick, 7.6 Injured mid-way through his best passing season ever
- Drew Brees, 7.5 See Rivers comment
Elite
- Russell Wilson, 7.0 - The NFL shut down the read-option and he's still here
- Matthew Stafford, 6.9 - The new Tony Romo?
- Andy Dalton, 6.8
- Colin Kaepernick, 6.7 - The NFL shut down the read-option and he's still here
- Tony Romo, 6.7
- Jake Locker, 6.6
- Cam Newton, 6.4 - Another "running quarterback" who can throw
- Andrew Luck, 6.4 - YPA lowest among top group, but just three interceptions
Near-Elite
- Matt Ryan, 6.1
- Ben Roethlisberger, 6.1 - Shadow of his former self
- Jay Cutler, 5.8
- Sam Bradford, 5.7 - Low YPA…but 14 touchdowns vs. four interceptions
- Joe Flacco, 5.6 - All this can be yours for $20.1 mm per year
- Alex Smith, 5.6 - All he does is win football games
- EJ Manuel, 5.6
- Robert Griffin III, 5.5 - The NFL shut down the read-option...and he is no longer Elite
- Chad Henne, 5.5 - Wait, what? Yes, he has won the job
- Thad Lewis, 5.4
Pre-Elite
- Terrelle Pryor, 5.1 - The Steelers did not quite shut down the read-option
- Ryan Tannehill, 5.1
- Tom Brady, 5.0 - Must be hurt…never seen him in the bottom half before
- Geno Smith, 4.9
- Christian Ponder, 4.8
- Matt Schaub, 4.7
- Mike Glennon, 4.7 - 6' 6", 23 years old, just had a pretty good game…bears watching
- Eli Manning, 4.6 - Like Brady, this is unprecedented…top half player from day #1
- Brandon Weeden, 4.4
- Carson Palmer, 4.3
- Josh Freeman, 3.8
2 Comments:
Isn't there another word for "pre-elite"?
I believe the word you're looking for is "scum".
For some perspective, consider that when I wrote this post in early November of 2005, Roethlisberger was the NFL IAYPA leader, with 8.3...
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