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PFF QB Stats - Under Pressure, Kept Clean, Adjusted Completion %, etc
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:20 am
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:20 am
Power 5 QB Stats per PFF Premium Stats - Top 5 and possible Heisman candidates
Under Pressure - NFL QB Rating (min 150 dropbacks)
1. Spencer Rattler (Oklahoma) (119.8)
2. Kyle Trask (Florida) (118.8)
3. Sam Howell (North Carolina) (117.3)
4. Mac Jones (Alabama) (107.7)
5. Phil Jurkovec (Boston College) (106.1)
10. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (92.8)
14. Kedon Slovis (USC) (82.0)
20. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (72.6)
32. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (54.1)
Kept Clean - NFL QB Rating (min 150 dropbacks)
1. Mac Jones (Alabama) (150.8)
2. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (148.8)
3. Kyle Trask (Florida) (144.3)
4. Matt Corral (Ole Miss) (130.6)
5. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (130.5)
10. Kedon Slovis (USC) (116.6)
17. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (106.5)
Adjusted Completion %(The Adjusted Completion Percentage accounts for factors that hurt the passer's completion percentage but don't help show how accurate they are. It accounts for dropped passes, throw aways, spiked balls, batted passes, and passes where the QB was hit while they threw the ball. The formula: ((Completions + Drops) / (Attempts - Throw Aways - Spikes - Batted Passes - Hit As Thrown)))
1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (88.4%)
2. Kedon Slovis (USC) (82.9%)
3. Mac Jones (Alabama) (82.4%)
4. Will Rogers (Mississippi St) (82.2%)
5. Adrian Martinez (Nebraska) (81.8%)
5. Matt Corral (Ole Miss) (81.8%)
8. Kyle Trask (Florida) (79.3%)
12. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (77.9%)
30. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (75.4%)
Play Action - NFL QB Rating (min 25 dropbacks)
1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (150.3)
2. Mac Jones (Alabama) (149.1)
3. Tyler Shough (Oregon) (139.2)
4. Hendon Hooker (Va Tech) (139.0)
5. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (135.6)
10. Kyle Trask (Florida) (131.4)
11. Kedon Slovis (USC) (131.3)
33. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (100.8)
No Play Action - NFL QB Rating (min 25 dropbacks)
1. Kyle Trask (Florida) (140.5)
2. Mac Jones (Alabama) (135.5)
3. Feleipe Franks (Arkansas) (121.4)
4. Sam Howell (North Carolina) (120.2)
5. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (117.1)
6. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (110.6)
12. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (104.3)
13. Kedon Slovis (USC) (103.6)
Average Seconds to Throw (min 125 dropbacks) (out of 62 passers)
2. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (2.87)
8. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (2.73)
18. Kedon Slovis (USC) (2.65)
20. Kyle Trask (Florida) (2.60)
34. Mac Jones (Alabama) (2.49)
56. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (2.30)
Average Time in Pocket(min 125 dropbacks) (out of 62 passers)
1. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (3.24)
4. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (3.12)
18. Kedon Slovis (USC) (2.85)
37. Kyle Trask (Florida) (2.70)
52. Mac Jones (Alabama) (2.52)
58. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (2.39)
% of throws that are Deep Throws (20+ yards downfield)
22. Mac Jones (Alabama) (17.4%)
31. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (16.1%)
39. Kedon Slovis (USC) (13.9%)
41. Kyle Trask (Florida) (13.7%)
45. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (12.5%)
47. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (12.3%)
Under Pressure - NFL QB Rating (min 150 dropbacks)
1. Spencer Rattler (Oklahoma) (119.8)
2. Kyle Trask (Florida) (118.8)
3. Sam Howell (North Carolina) (117.3)
4. Mac Jones (Alabama) (107.7)
5. Phil Jurkovec (Boston College) (106.1)
10. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (92.8)
14. Kedon Slovis (USC) (82.0)
20. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (72.6)
32. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (54.1)
Kept Clean - NFL QB Rating (min 150 dropbacks)
1. Mac Jones (Alabama) (150.8)
2. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (148.8)
3. Kyle Trask (Florida) (144.3)
4. Matt Corral (Ole Miss) (130.6)
5. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (130.5)
10. Kedon Slovis (USC) (116.6)
17. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (106.5)
Adjusted Completion %(The Adjusted Completion Percentage accounts for factors that hurt the passer's completion percentage but don't help show how accurate they are. It accounts for dropped passes, throw aways, spiked balls, batted passes, and passes where the QB was hit while they threw the ball. The formula: ((Completions + Drops) / (Attempts - Throw Aways - Spikes - Batted Passes - Hit As Thrown)))
1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (88.4%)
2. Kedon Slovis (USC) (82.9%)
3. Mac Jones (Alabama) (82.4%)
4. Will Rogers (Mississippi St) (82.2%)
5. Adrian Martinez (Nebraska) (81.8%)
5. Matt Corral (Ole Miss) (81.8%)
8. Kyle Trask (Florida) (79.3%)
12. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (77.9%)
30. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (75.4%)
Play Action - NFL QB Rating (min 25 dropbacks)
1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (150.3)
2. Mac Jones (Alabama) (149.1)
3. Tyler Shough (Oregon) (139.2)
4. Hendon Hooker (Va Tech) (139.0)
5. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (135.6)
10. Kyle Trask (Florida) (131.4)
11. Kedon Slovis (USC) (131.3)
33. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (100.8)
No Play Action - NFL QB Rating (min 25 dropbacks)
1. Kyle Trask (Florida) (140.5)
2. Mac Jones (Alabama) (135.5)
3. Feleipe Franks (Arkansas) (121.4)
4. Sam Howell (North Carolina) (120.2)
5. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (117.1)
6. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (110.6)
12. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (104.3)
13. Kedon Slovis (USC) (103.6)
Average Seconds to Throw (min 125 dropbacks) (out of 62 passers)
2. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (2.87)
8. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (2.73)
18. Kedon Slovis (USC) (2.65)
20. Kyle Trask (Florida) (2.60)
34. Mac Jones (Alabama) (2.49)
56. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (2.30)
Average Time in Pocket(min 125 dropbacks) (out of 62 passers)
1. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (3.24)
4. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (3.12)
18. Kedon Slovis (USC) (2.85)
37. Kyle Trask (Florida) (2.70)
52. Mac Jones (Alabama) (2.52)
58. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (2.39)
% of throws that are Deep Throws (20+ yards downfield)
22. Mac Jones (Alabama) (17.4%)
31. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (16.1%)
39. Kedon Slovis (USC) (13.9%)
41. Kyle Trask (Florida) (13.7%)
45. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (12.5%)
47. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (12.3%)
This post was edited on 12/9/20 at 8:49 am
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Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:28 am to SummerOfGeorge
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1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (88.4%)
Holy balls
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:30 am to SummerOfGeorge
If it weren't for the minimum 150 dropbacks JT Daniels would have an ungodly adjusted completion percentage
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:33 am to SummerOfGeorge
No Collin Hill. List is shite.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:33 am to SummerOfGeorge
So basically Fields is a god until you pressure him, and then he turns into a pumpkin. Not surprising since he's from Georgia.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:33 am to diddlydawg7
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If it weren't for the minimum 150 dropbacks JT Daniels would have an ungodly adjusted completion percentage
82%
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:33 am to SummerOfGeorge
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Under Pressure - NFL QB Rating (min 150 dropbacks)
1. Spencer Rattler (Oklahoma) (119.8)
2. Kyle Trask (Florida) (118.8)
Hopefully this helps dispel the myth that Trask can’t handle pressure. It is and has always been the complete opposite. Don’t confuse him for Feleipe Franks.
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Play Action - NFL QB Rating (min 25 dropbacks)
1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (150.3)
2. Mac Jones (Alabama) (149.1)
3. Tyler Shough (Oregon) (139.2)
4. Hendon Hooker (Va Tech) (139.0)
5. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (135.6)
10. Kyle Trask (Florida) (131.4)
Surprised Trask is this high considering our play action game should scare absolutely no one. “Oh noz Florida is running the ball” lol who cares.
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No Play Action - NFL QB Rating (min 25 dropbacks)
1. Kyle Trask (Florida) (140.5)
2. Mac Jones (Alabama) (135.5)
The truth. Both great QBs aided greatly by cheat codes named Kyle Pitts and DeVonta Smith.
This post was edited on 12/9/20 at 8:36 am
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:35 am to SummerOfGeorge
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Under Pressure - NFL QB Rating (min 150 dropbacks)
1. Spencer Rattler (Oklahoma) (119.8)
2. Kyle Trask (Florida) (118.8)
Kinda throws a lot of the myths about "Trask can't handle pressure" out the window.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:35 am to TheGators
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Surprised Trask is this high considering our play action game should scare absolutely no one. “Oh noz Florida is running the ball” lol who cares.
There is no relationship between establishing a successful run game and effective play action passing. That's a myth of conventional wisdom.
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Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:36 am to AA7
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1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (88.4%)
Holy balls
Got to give it to him, that's impressive.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:40 am to SummerOfGeorge
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Average Seconds to Throw (min 125 dropbacks) (out of 62 passers)
2. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (2.87)
8. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (2.73)
18. Kedon Slovis (USC) (2.65)
20. Kyle Trask (Florida) (2.60)
34. Mac Jones (Alabama) (2.49)
56. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (2.30)
Average Time in Pocket(min 125 dropbacks) (out of 62 passers)
1. Ian Book (Notre Dame) (3.24)
4. Justin Fields (Ohio State) (3.12)
18. Kedon Slovis (USC) (2.85)
37. Kyle Trask (Florida) (2.70)
52. Mac Jones (Alabama) (2.52)
58. Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) (2.39)
This is interesting. I’ve been told by multiple Gator fans that Trask is running for his life every play and Mac is sitting back in a Lazy Boy with all day to throw.
ETA: I knew from what I’ve seen with my own eyes that Mac is great under pressure. He’s like a Zen master. Rarely gets rattled.
This post was edited on 12/9/20 at 8:42 am
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:40 am to paperwasp
Fields is basically what everyone said Tua was a few years ago. Every throw is first read, RPO.
The pressure numbers and deep throw numbers play that out.
The pressure numbers and deep throw numbers play that out.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:42 am to Robot Santa
This quote in the comments: “As to "why?" - Could it be as simple as LBs and SSs simply cannot help themselves?”
Against Florida, LBs and safeties should try to help themselves and ignore play-action. For two years now, we have been unable to run the ball consistently and are 19-3 in that span because passing.
Against Florida, LBs and safeties should try to help themselves and ignore play-action. For two years now, we have been unable to run the ball consistently and are 19-3 in that span because passing.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:42 am to boXerrumble
Wonder who has the best sec championship game?
And wins the Herman, I mean Hiesman Trophy.
And wins the Herman, I mean Hiesman Trophy.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:44 am to SummerOfGeorge
I think we can all agree on one thing here - Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields and Ian Book do not deserve to be in this conversation with the other 2 in the QB portion of the Heisman conversation.
Lawrence and Book aren't even close, and Fields performance under pressure being that much worse than Trask/Jones (while being equals with no pressure) should remove them from the discussion. End of story.
Lawrence and Book aren't even close, and Fields performance under pressure being that much worse than Trask/Jones (while being equals with no pressure) should remove them from the discussion. End of story.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:50 am to SummerOfGeorge
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82%
GOAT. I'm guessing that interception didn't count against him.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:52 am to TheGators
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This quote in the comments: “As to "why?" - Could it be as simple as LBs and SSs simply cannot help themselves?”
"Stop the run, win the game" is something that any kid who plays defense grows up hearing from every coach they play for. By the time they make it to college, where QBs can consistently shred you with play action, it's muscle memory for most of them.
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:52 am to SummerOfGeorge
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SummerOfGeorge
DM me your PFF username and password
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:54 am to diddlydawg7
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GOAT
3rd in the SEC, but still very good. And much better than the alternatives
Out of 101 P5 passers
84. Stetson Bennett (65.2%)
100. D'Wan Mathis (48.1%)
This post was edited on 12/9/20 at 8:55 am
Posted on 12/9/20 at 8:56 am to boXerrumble
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Kinda throws a lot of the myths about "Trask can't handle pressure" out the window
That is an awful take
Have the people saying that watched a single UF game
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