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One of the SECs most prolific passers???
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:07 pm
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:07 pm
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Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:08 pm to Pinche Cabron
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Kelly passed for 4,042 yards and totaled 41 touchdowns, totals that were third and seventh, respectively, in SEC history.
Agreed, what a bum
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:09 pm to Pinche Cabron
I mean the numbers speak for themselves.
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:10 pm to Pinche Cabron
He did it against defenses in the West as well. So, who should we be laughing at if you're suggesting he's shite for a QB?
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:11 pm to Pinche Cabron
3rd most passing yard in a single season qualifies as "prolific."
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:13 pm to Pinche Cabron
3rd most yards in a single season. Only the 11th player to throw for 30+ TDs.
You're looking pretty stupid right now....
You're looking pretty stupid right now....
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:13 pm to rockiee
Don't you think more should be required of a guy than one season? I mean, look at the list:
Rank Player Yds From To Last School
1. Aaron Murray* 13166 2010 2013 Georgia
2. David Greene* 11528 2001 2004 Georgia
3. Chris Leak* 11213 2003 2006 Florida
4. Peyton Manning 11201 1994 1997 Tennessee
5. Eric Zeier 11153 1991 1994 Georgia
6. Danny Wuerffel 10875 1993 1996 Florida
7. Jared Lorenzen 10354 2000 2003 Kentucky
8. Eli Manning* 10119 2000 2003 Mississippi
9. Casey Clausen* 9707 2000 2003 Tennessee
10. Bo Wallace* 9534 2012 2014 Mississippi
11. Dak Prescott* 9376 2012 2015 Mississippi State
12. Andre Woodson* 9360 2004 2007 Kentucky
13. Shane Matthews 9287 1990 1992 Florida
14. Tim Tebow* 9285 2006 2009 Florida
15. Rex Grossman* 9164 2000 2002 Florida
16. Tommy Hodson 9115 1986 1989 Louisiana State
17. A.J. McCarron* 9019 2010 2013 Alabama
18. Erik Ainge* 8700 2004 2007 Tennessee
19. Jay Cutler 8697 2002 2005 Vanderbilt
20. Steve Taneyhill 8555 1992 1995 South Carolina
21. Tim Couch 8435 1996 1998 Kentucky
22. Stan White* 8016 1990 1993 Auburn
23. Greg Zolman 7981 1998 2001 Vanderbilt
24. John Parker Wilson* 7924 2005 2008 Alabama
25. Johnny Manziel* 7820 2012 2013 Texas A&M
26. Tyler Wilson* 7765 2008 2012 Arkansas
27. Matthew Stafford* 7731 2006 2008 Georgia
28. Stephen Garcia* 7597 2008 2011 South Carolina
29. Kerwin Bell 7585 1984 1987 Florida
30. John Reaves 7549 1969 1971 Florida
31. Ryan Mallett* 7493 2007 2010 Arkansas
32. Brandon Allen* 7463 2012 2015 Arkansas
33. Tyler Bray* 7444 2010 2012 Tennessee
34. Clint Stoerner 7422 1996 1999 Arkansas
35. Jason Campbell* 7299 2001 2004 Auburn
36. Wayne Peace 7206 1980 1983 Florida
37. Doug Johnson 7114 1996 1999 Florida
38. Brandon Cox* 6959 2004 2007 Auburn
39. Jeff Wickersham 6921 1982 1985 Louisiana State
40. JaMarcus Russell* 6625 2004 2006 Louisiana State
41. Pat Sullivan* 6534 1969 1971 Auburn
42. Romaro Miller* 6513 1997 2000 Mississippi
43. Quincy Carter 6447 1998 2000 Georgia
44. Andy Kelly 6397 1988 1991 Tennessee
45. Brodie Croyle* 6382 2002 2005 Alabama
46. Wayne Madkin 6336 1998 2001 Mississippi State
47. Mike Bobo 6334 1994 1997 Georgia
48. Whit Taylor 6307 1979 1982 Vanderbilt
49. Kurt Page 6233 1981 1984 Vanderbilt
50. Kent Austin 6184 1981 1985 Mississippi
Rank Player Yds From To Last School
1. Aaron Murray* 13166 2010 2013 Georgia
2. David Greene* 11528 2001 2004 Georgia
3. Chris Leak* 11213 2003 2006 Florida
4. Peyton Manning 11201 1994 1997 Tennessee
5. Eric Zeier 11153 1991 1994 Georgia
6. Danny Wuerffel 10875 1993 1996 Florida
7. Jared Lorenzen 10354 2000 2003 Kentucky
8. Eli Manning* 10119 2000 2003 Mississippi
9. Casey Clausen* 9707 2000 2003 Tennessee
10. Bo Wallace* 9534 2012 2014 Mississippi
11. Dak Prescott* 9376 2012 2015 Mississippi State
12. Andre Woodson* 9360 2004 2007 Kentucky
13. Shane Matthews 9287 1990 1992 Florida
14. Tim Tebow* 9285 2006 2009 Florida
15. Rex Grossman* 9164 2000 2002 Florida
16. Tommy Hodson 9115 1986 1989 Louisiana State
17. A.J. McCarron* 9019 2010 2013 Alabama
18. Erik Ainge* 8700 2004 2007 Tennessee
19. Jay Cutler 8697 2002 2005 Vanderbilt
20. Steve Taneyhill 8555 1992 1995 South Carolina
21. Tim Couch 8435 1996 1998 Kentucky
22. Stan White* 8016 1990 1993 Auburn
23. Greg Zolman 7981 1998 2001 Vanderbilt
24. John Parker Wilson* 7924 2005 2008 Alabama
25. Johnny Manziel* 7820 2012 2013 Texas A&M
26. Tyler Wilson* 7765 2008 2012 Arkansas
27. Matthew Stafford* 7731 2006 2008 Georgia
28. Stephen Garcia* 7597 2008 2011 South Carolina
29. Kerwin Bell 7585 1984 1987 Florida
30. John Reaves 7549 1969 1971 Florida
31. Ryan Mallett* 7493 2007 2010 Arkansas
32. Brandon Allen* 7463 2012 2015 Arkansas
33. Tyler Bray* 7444 2010 2012 Tennessee
34. Clint Stoerner 7422 1996 1999 Arkansas
35. Jason Campbell* 7299 2001 2004 Auburn
36. Wayne Peace 7206 1980 1983 Florida
37. Doug Johnson 7114 1996 1999 Florida
38. Brandon Cox* 6959 2004 2007 Auburn
39. Jeff Wickersham 6921 1982 1985 Louisiana State
40. JaMarcus Russell* 6625 2004 2006 Louisiana State
41. Pat Sullivan* 6534 1969 1971 Auburn
42. Romaro Miller* 6513 1997 2000 Mississippi
43. Quincy Carter 6447 1998 2000 Georgia
44. Andy Kelly 6397 1988 1991 Tennessee
45. Brodie Croyle* 6382 2002 2005 Alabama
46. Wayne Madkin 6336 1998 2001 Mississippi State
47. Mike Bobo 6334 1994 1997 Georgia
48. Whit Taylor 6307 1979 1982 Vanderbilt
49. Kurt Page 6233 1981 1984 Vanderbilt
50. Kent Austin 6184 1981 1985 Mississippi
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:14 pm to Pinche Cabron
43-37?
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:15 pm to BluegrassBelle
I didn't suggest he was shite for a QB
I am saying it is hyperbole to call him one of the most prolific in SEC history based on one season
I am saying it is hyperbole to call him one of the most prolific in SEC history based on one season
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:15 pm to Pinche Cabron
Most of those are 3-4 years starters. Not really an accurate comparison.
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:16 pm to RB10
He's not even the most prolific at his own school
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:16 pm to Pinche Cabron
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Don't you think more should be required of a guy than one season?
Not if he has only been in the SEC for one season. It would be a different story if he had been starting for 3 or 2 years.
He had one of the most prolific seasons as a passer in SEC history.
This post was edited on 4/4/16 at 3:17 pm
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:17 pm to Pinche Cabron
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He's not even the most prolific at his own school
He has more yards and TDs than any Ole Miss QB in a single season.
Just abandon the thread please.
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:17 pm to Pinche Cabron
He just scored again on y'all....
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:17 pm to TheCheshireHog
What were his stats in SEC only? I remember Ole Miss scored like 60+ in their first two scrub games I think
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:17 pm to Pinche Cabron
Single season stats =/= three to four years careers
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:18 pm to RB10
Cam Newton only played one season, I'd put him in that list.
Kelly had one of the best passing seasons in SEC history. I don't have a problem with it.
Kelly had one of the best passing seasons in SEC history. I don't have a problem with it.
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:19 pm to rockiee
That is not what they said. Didn't say "one of the most prolific in a single season."
They said:
They said:
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An injury will sideline one of the most prolific quarterbacks in SEC history
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:20 pm to Pinche Cabron
He had one of the most prolific passing seasons in SEC history in his only season so far. I think it is fair to call him one of the most prolific passers. You are reaching to make a big deal out of that characterization in my opinion. They didn't call him one of the best, just one of the most prolific.
Posted on 4/4/16 at 3:20 pm to RB10
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