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Cam was the 12th best QB under pressure


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It’s something that can’t be discounted; a quarterbacks’ innate ability to avoid taking a sack. In some respects it is what separates the good and great quarterbacks out there, a QB knowing when to get rid of the ball. It’s one of the reasons why Dolphin fans are ready to move on from Matt Moore as he had the highest percentage of pressure turn into sacks (27.3%). He narrowly beat out Blaine Gabbert and Kevin Kolb who finished joint second with figures of 26.1%–the numbers speaking volumes for both men. Gabberts’ lack of pocket presence was as evident as it gets, while Kolb has always struggled with taking sacks.

http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/01/31/pressure-and-the-2011-quarterbacks/

Even shows how many pressures led to interceptions and more interesting info.

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The linked page says he was 3rd best under pressure.

yep. the 12th was as far as pressures turning into sacks. his 16.8% or whatever made him the 12th best in the league. the 49% completions under pressure is pretty impressive.

what i really love is the company he has in that top 5 QBs under pressure.

eli, brees, cam, rodgers, and brady. i think he fits in there quite nicely.

good read, btw, even if you screwed up the title.;)

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