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QB Index, Week 14: Lamar Jackson still No. 1; Josh Allen surging
The only one I care about...well actually, I love Lamar Jackson too. Especially after he drug his HC back to the sideline when Harbs went after an SF Player and Ref. Watching him throughout, what an amazing young man.
RANK 2 Russell Wilson
Individual Rank: Bhanpuri: 2 | Blair: 2 | Filice: 2 | Parr: 2
2019 stats: 12 games | 67.4 pct | 3,177 pass yds | 8.3 ypa | 26 pass TD | 4 INT | 284 rush yds | 3 rush TD | 2 fumbles lost
Parr: Some might disagree with us on the pecking order between Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson, and that's fair. We're of the opinion that Jackson has been a sliver more spectacular than his colleague from the Pacific Northwest.
Maybe it's just that Jackson is doing things we've never seen before while Wilson is doing things we've rarely seen before? Wilson, who leads the league in TD passes, is the fifth QB in NFL history to have 26+ pass TD and fewer than 5 INTs through Week 13 of a season.
In three of the previous four instances, the QB to do so was named MVP. Wilson is currently on pace to have 4,236 pass yards, 34 pass TDs, 5 INTs and a 111.1 passer rating this season. The only QB to hit all those marks or better in a single season in NFL history was Aaron Rodgers in 2014. Rodgers won the MVP that year.
And Wilson's done it all for a team with the league's third-lowest pass-blocking grade this season, per Pro Football Focus.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... en-surging
The only one I care about...well actually, I love Lamar Jackson too. Especially after he drug his HC back to the sideline when Harbs went after an SF Player and Ref. Watching him throughout, what an amazing young man.
RANK 2 Russell Wilson
Individual Rank: Bhanpuri: 2 | Blair: 2 | Filice: 2 | Parr: 2
2019 stats: 12 games | 67.4 pct | 3,177 pass yds | 8.3 ypa | 26 pass TD | 4 INT | 284 rush yds | 3 rush TD | 2 fumbles lost
Parr: Some might disagree with us on the pecking order between Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson, and that's fair. We're of the opinion that Jackson has been a sliver more spectacular than his colleague from the Pacific Northwest.
Maybe it's just that Jackson is doing things we've never seen before while Wilson is doing things we've rarely seen before? Wilson, who leads the league in TD passes, is the fifth QB in NFL history to have 26+ pass TD and fewer than 5 INTs through Week 13 of a season.
In three of the previous four instances, the QB to do so was named MVP. Wilson is currently on pace to have 4,236 pass yards, 34 pass TDs, 5 INTs and a 111.1 passer rating this season. The only QB to hit all those marks or better in a single season in NFL history was Aaron Rodgers in 2014. Rodgers won the MVP that year.
And Wilson's done it all for a team with the league's third-lowest pass-blocking grade this season, per Pro Football Focus.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... en-surging