Bryce Young now leads the NFL in game-winning drives since his debut

[JawnyBlaze]

This is one of the biggest bullshit stats in the game. 

[CRA]

56 minutes ago, TN05 said:

Jake Delhomme had 7 game winning drives in 2003 and we won 11 out of 16 games.

By this logic, game-winning drives prove Jake was a bad QB because we trailed in the 4th quarter in 12 out of 16 games.

Bryce Young has gone into the 4th quarter losing….basically his entire career. 3 seasons of this. 38 game stretch. 

in no way shape or form, does that sync up with a season of the 03 Cardiac Cats.  And weren’t trailing going into the 4th in all those games lol. We played in 4 OT games that year for example, we were winning going into the 4th in 3 of the 4.  Jake didn’t have us sucking every game so that every game of his existence presented such a technicality.  Nor was anyone crediting Jake Delhomme as the king of GWDs.  The team was credited for winning tightly contested games.  It’s why it was not Comeback Jake but the Cardiac Cats 

 

[strato]

Okay I see what I missed. He has 12 wins not 10. 

Stats…. Garbage in, garbage out. There should be a way to measure the winning drives against the fail to win drives. But there isn’t.
A way to identify the truly ‘heroic’ putting the team on your back (and your WR’s backs), and separate it from the ‘well he was on the field and took the snaps’ type stuff. But there isn’t. 

Technically a QB can handoff 5 times and get into FG range and the kicker wins it, but the QB has a GWD.
And that counts the same as if he did the 2 minute drill with no timeouts left and threw the team 60 plus yards into the winning TD or FG. 

Bullshit stat. 

Edited 32 minutes ago by strato

[Packersfan]

2 minutes ago, strato said:

Okay I see what I missed. He has 12 wins not 10. 

Stats…. Garbage in, garbage out. There should be a way to measure the winning drives against the fail to win drives. But there isn’t.
A way to identify the truly ‘heroic’ putting the team on your back (and your WR’s backs), and separate it from the ‘well he was on the field and took the snaps’ type stuff. But there isn’t. 

Technically a QB can handoff 5 times and get into FG range and the kicker wins it, but the QB has a GWD.
And that counts the same as if he did the 2 minute drill with no timeouts left and threw the team 60 plus yards into the winning TD or FG. 

Bullshit stat. 

I think he has more than Love.