Of course A&O!

The only way to grade/measure a rookie QB is by TD to Int ratio and W/L record. It is very black and white.

Forget about getting better every week, learning from your mistakes, the ability to make every throw, cutting down on turnovers, running the hurry up offense as a rookie, being a leader, throwing catchable balls on a rope in tight windows, playing well under pressure, not crying like a Newton when you lose, etc, etc.

All those things are unimportant when it comes to QB evaluation!

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“I'm here" You're welcome!" - Kenny Powers

Oh ok, I see. Thanks, eesti.

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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

of course, Payton Manning and John Elway, threw more INTs than TDs their rookie years. Those guys were horrible players.

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The beatings will continue until morale improves.

Yes and any fool could tell they were going to suck because Elway was only completing 47% of this passes and threw 7 TD's to 14 int's and had a 4-6 record as a starter. Through his first 6 games he threw 2 TD's and 5 int's.

Manning (the scrub) completed 56% of his passes and averaged 1.75 int's per game. He finished 3-13. Through his first 6 games his TD/Int ratio was 6:14. To be fair, Peyton didn't have much talent around him. The only players he had we Marshall Faulk, Marvin Harrison, Ken Dilger and maybe a few others.

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“I'm here" You're welcome!" - Kenny Powers

The real deal is on pace to break mannings rookie win loss record and td passes.

May the fools say otherwise!