ESPN's QBR

[TylerVagyler]

What a joke of a system, haha.

Rodgers, whose Packers won at the Georgia Dome, completed 26 of 39 passes for 396 yards and two touchdowns. His Total QBR was 82.1.

The Golden Calf of Bristol, whose Broncos lost at home to the Chargers, completed four of 10 passes for 79 yards and a touchdown. And he ran the ball six times for 38 yards and a touchdown. And his Total QBR was 83.2.

Are they complete morons over there?

[bauss]

Are they complete morons over there?

No since The Golden Calf of Bristol was so instrumental in the win against...oh wait...

[Falcons1stPanthers2nd]

well i mean much like the passer rating it can be high in only a few attempts. He played really well for only a few attempts.

[ed bell]

The Golden Calf of Bristol played really well compared to Orton, but no way I can rate his performance above Rodgers.....something's not right with the QBR system by looking at this example.

[Falcons1stPanthers2nd]

The Golden Calf of Bristol played really well compared to Orton, but no way I can rate his performance above Rodgers.....something's not right with the QBR system by looking at this example.

No y'all just aren't realizing Tebows would be lower with as many attempts as Rodgers.

[Peppers90 NC]

maybe they took into account who Rogers was playing against?

[TylerVagyler]

haha there's no way The Golden Calf of Bristol's performance can be rated higher than Rodger's. I can't believe people are trying to make excuses for the system.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

ESPN got some splainin to do

[bauss]

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[XLR8]

Boy am I glad that ESPN didn't any other stats.