Is Tua overrated?

Here are Tua's stats against S&P+ defenses rated outside the Top 20 (Against #38 Missouri, #42 Texas A&M, #65 Arkansas State, #80 Arkansas, #96 Tennessee, #109 Ole Miss, #110 Louisville, #111 Louisiana, and FCS The Citidel):

Completions: 125
Attempts: 174
Completion%: 71.8%
Total Passing Yards: 2406
Yards/Game: 267.3
Yards/Attempt: 13.83
Touchdowns: 28
Interceptions: 0
QB Rating: 241.09

Here are his stats against Top 20 S&P+ Defenses (#6 Missisippi State, #14 LSU, #16 Georgia, and #18 Auburn):

Completions: 74
Attempts: 120
Completion%: 61.7%
Total Yards: 947
Yards/Game: 236.8
Yards/Attempt: 7.89
Touchdowns: 9
Interceptions: 4
QB Rating: 146.04

I think Tua is a good QB, but I also think he's had the luxury of throwing to the nation's best WR corp as well as he has one of the nation's best OL blocking for him. Most amazingly, he's racked up a ton of stats against an absolute abhorrent schedule.

Of those bottom 9 defenses he's faced, the median S&P+ Defensive ranking is #96. That's unreal. Of course he's going to have amazing stats.

Against the four solid defenses he's faced, he's had one good game (Auburn), one really bad game (Georgia), and two very pedestrian outings (MSU & LSU).

Is he good? Yes. But maybe everyone should pump the breaks just a bit. I'm not quite sure he's deserving of the hype he's received.