The NFL’s greatest QB performances are actually better than they have us believe
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The NFL says no quarterback is allowed to have a passer rating above 158.3, refusing to acknowledge a difference between two quarterbacks in which one clearly outperforms the other as to the metrics relevant to its formula. Well, that notion can go kick rocks. We’re rounding up the artificial constraints and the lies and sending them to the bottom of the ocean to right all the wrong numbers stemming from each of the 24,492 regular + postseason individual games of the Super Bowl era in which a quarterback threw at least 20 passes. With the truth revealed, some fascinating nuggets emerge.
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If you're a little lost, check out episode one of Scattered, which goes through this whole, bizarre, massive calculation Alex is running: ua-cam.com/video/5E7Z84WttIc/v-deo.htmlsi=aYMT83CSsrNsG4su
Given that passer rating has these artificial limits that you have mentioned in the previous episode it doesn't surprise me that some people surpass what is "perfect". That said I was definitely surprised by some no name quarterbacks being towards the top.
Given what you have said about passer rating, it reminds me a lot of the game score metric in baseball. It can give two very different pitching performances the exact same number. When in reality they should be separated by a lot. I actually made my own version of baseball's gamescore metric. But people on Reddit said it was too "complicated".
@@deathlessgamer Wait, let me get this straight. You made a _baseball stat_ that people thought was too complicated?! I did not think it was possible for such a thing to theoretically exist.
Okay but now where is Kyler Murray from W2 landing against the Rams... I need to look back at how rushing yards factor in
Another problem I have with passer rating is that it can penalize a QB for achieving all yards available to him. The only reason Josh Allen didn't have a "perfect" passer rating in the Bills' perfect offensive game against the Patriots in the 2022 WC is because his last TD pass was short enough that it dropped his Y/A just under the threshold. He was actively punished by the passer rating system for throwing a touchdown. Very silly stuff.
And since passer rating does not account for rushing at all, Josh Allen's passer rating would have been better if he got sacked on that play than if he threw the TD pass.
Also it doesn't account for game situations. If QB A is 1/3 for 10 yards their passer rating is 43.75, if QB B is 3/3 for 9 yards it's 79.27. QB A picked up a first down QB B did not. Obviously that is a very small sample, that evens out for the most part over a larger sample but stuff like this not being account for does still add up and especially in today's increasingly pass happy NFL it can make some solid QBs appear to be elite difference makers when they in fact are not.
Really highlights the shortcomings of this stat!
There’s a lot of shortcomings with passer rating, mainly it rewarding completed passes as effectively equal to yardage gained, which is braindead.
A quarterback can throw a completed pass that gains negative yards and their passer rating would go up. Often times the correct thing to do is to throw it out of bounds, which universally lowers passer rating. Silly.
Adjusted Net Yards Per Attempt remains king of traditional passing stats
yeah and passer rating doesn’t count rings either so it double sucks
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this is the easiest way to send us spiraling to find a potential typo
I agree
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@@SecretBaseSBN im so sorry
@@SecretBaseSBN oh that's just cruel 😆
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16:11 "Some teams just get all the quarterback luck" when referring to the Bears is hilarious.
As a Bears fan of 30+ years, I sincerely want to give Alex a wedgie for that one lmao
Ruthless mockery of the franchise. That one stung. lol.
Hey, at least finally Justin Fields is giving the Bears the performance they've been wanting.
*holds piece to ear*
It has come to my attention that Justin Fields is giving his best and most stable performance for the Steelers, not the bears.
But hey, at least you got an NFL-ready QB in No.1 draft pick Caleb Williams!
*looks at some charts*
Oh, guess he wasn't that NFL ready, and could have benefited from sitting behind a good vet...
@@Hawkmanuno I was saying all along, they should have traded the first overall pick to AZ and picked up MHJ.
But then again, the O-line is trash again so we'll never know what Williams could have been like when we're having to scrape him up off the turf every other play.
I can't believe Nathan Peterman didn't have a game with a 195+ actual passer rating! Unfathomable!
Yeah, that part blew my mind. I thought for sure Nathan GOATerman had at least a few of those.
A lot of people don't understand how truly transcendent the 2019 MVP campaign authored by Lamar was.
Too bad he can’t do it in the playoffs.
Even just from a casual viewing perspective, it was really no question who the best player was. Similar to Cam Newton in 2015, Lamar took over the entire NFL world.
And then he decided to do it again in 2023.
@@stdamonsbeard He's had games with 400+ yards in the postseason just for his defense to sputter and his WRs to look like Walmart cashiers when it matters most. It's not him.
@@mars7304Are you talking about the game vs the Titans? Because those yards were almost all garbage against prevent defense. Until the Titans softened up Lamar had no TDs and 3 turnovers.
@@mars7304 He has 6 tds to 6 ints in the playoffs. And it’s not like he’s playing with bums. He has had more than enough support and has only won 2 playoff games.
Funny how the guy who was told by scouts to switch to wide receiver has the highest single game passer rating
Shows how much "scouts" know
A bunch of people still want to critcize Jackson, as though he isn't the most talented QB the Ravens have had since moving from Cleveland.
And people still wanna call him an RB and question his IQ
@@coryshannon3815Yep. Just happy my team has him. I was dumbfounded he fell to 32 but I'm happy he did.
@@Zack_410playoff wins? forcing him to throw the ball NEVER goes well. what are we even talking about? lmao
That little Brock Purdy cluster is nuts. That team was cooking at that point.
But one bad game against the Ravens gave away his MVP chances to Lamar Jackson.
@@KMcNally117 to be fair, it was the worst game of his season against a Baltimore team that was a huge underdog playing IN SF.
@@mars7304in what universe was that Ravens team a huge underdog? They were the number 1 seed in the AFC
@@The_Red_Comet dude you can Google the Vegas odds at that time. Ravens were underdogs vs the 49ers who were the #1 seed in the NFC. Don't correct me when you're a Google search away from the answer.
@@KMcNally117 to be fair that performance was far more than just a bad game. I think he threw 4 picks. He was gifting the Baltimore defense on christmas.
Lamar Jackson is a good quarterback I think
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how many world series has he won tho
“Not bad for a running back!” 💜🖤
@@bigpoppa1234 i bet he's never even been to the world cup
could probably go to the next one!
Thanks for reminding me of the alternate universe where Teddy Bridgewater doesnt get a career changing injury.
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I never understood why there were guardrails on the Passer Rating stat. Don't you want a true metric?
It was made in the 70s to award the NFL passing title, since previously it was just done on passing yards.
The numbers are chosen because they’re easy to compute on a slide rule using log tables.
Passer rating was never designed to be used on single game samples, but for season long totals, where it’s prohibitively hard to qualify (14 passes per team game) *and* have a value over 2.375 or below 0 on a season long basis
@@hitchikerspiefollowing up on this when passer rating was was first introduced it was in an era where QBs regularly threw for more interceptions than touchdowns (Sammy Baugh, Bobby Layne, and Bob Waterfield all made the HOF despite the fact that they threw more interceptions than touchdowns) i can imagine that they didn’t think that players would reach these numbers today
@@hitchikerspieWhile I think the incredulous tone is enjoyable, I appreciate knowing why the (presumably) smart people determined it how they do. Thanks!
@@hitchikerspie okay, but that doesn't explain why there's an artificial ceiling/floor. Just because it's basically impossible for a baseball player to have a 1.000 average for more than a game doesn't mean that we limit average to 0.583
@@noahbaden90 Yes it does! It was calculated on slide rules before calculators. If you've never used a slide rule and log tables that's fine, but they're not unlimited, and is a large part of why the numbers chosen got capped.
Especially since this capping was never going to happen on a season long level, it's essentially just a way to bound the stat, otherwise a perfect score wouldn't exist.
Can we get a round of fuckin applause for Alex putting together an epic series with himself at the top? Love your work with Jon, but I’m glad to see you get to shine on your own too ✨
We stan professional development. ❤
For those curious on the too-recent-to-be-included, Kyler Murray had a perfect game on September 15th, 2024. Disregarding the illusory and unnecessary barriers of the original formula, we find that Kyler Murray, helped mostly by his three touchdowns on just 21 attempts, had a real passer rating of 169.9.
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Lynn Dickey's 1983 season stands out like a neon sign in a cornfield if you look on Pro Football Reference. Compared to the rest of his career, it was absolutely bananas.
The year after had almost the same passer rating on lower volume too.
Interestingly Dickey played for 15 years and his third and second to last years are where he passed his most efficiently.
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Some crazy additional notes about Lamar's TWO perfect passer rating performances vs the Dolphins:
That 2019 beatdown of the Dolphins was so brutal that multiple defensive players on Miami requested trades, which is why Minkah Fitzpatrick became a Steeler.
Lamar was on his way to having 3 perfect passer rating games vs the Dolphins in 2022, where he had a statline of 21/29 for 318 yards and 3 TDs. He also ran for 119 yards and TD that game. Unsurprisingly, given the team he plays for, the Ravens lost that game despite starting the 4th quarter up 35-14.
If there was a way to quantify the rushing game into this metric, a game in which the player's team blew 3 TD lead could perhaps be the greatest statistical game in NFL history.
I remember watching that game. It wasn't because of the team he played for. Tyreek and Waddle torched our secondary, and we had injuries that led a 5th round rookie CB to be the only guy covering Tyreek on one of the most crucial TDs of the game.
Honestly, Baltimore has given him one of the best opportunities to succeed. Only criticism you can make is not giving him an elite WR1, but that's essentially how Lamar sees Mark Andrews
@@mars7304 Ravens defense gave up 4 straight touchdowns drives, and 5 in the last 6. I said it 'given the team he plays for' because this team has a very significant tendency to fall apart with big leads. This game is the best example of that.
Some of those late game struggles can definitely be put on Lamar, like his lone loss to an NFC team in his career where he randomly threw a jump ball to former defensive lineman Pat Ricard with less than 3 minutes left and threw a pick to lose to the Giants.
But the majority of the late game shenanigans are rooted in bad coaching, penalties, and conservative playcalling. If Lamar wasnt as great as he is, there would be plenty more choked leads on John Harbaugh's resume, as hes made countless game sealing plays to stop the opposing comebacks.
@@mars7304 Its a pattern without Lamar too. Who can forget Tyler Huntley's emergency start vs the Bears in which the Ravens lost the lead in the final minute of the game because they ran an all-out blitz on 4th and long and let their injured practice squad corner get cooked by their fastest receiver? They magically survived that blunder to win after a miraculous drive from Huntley, so Harbaugh never had to face the fire for that one.
Boy the early comment section of a Secret Base video is a hellscape. Great video!
"Lamar can't pass though" thats my goat fuck what everyone else say
Josh Allen better but Lamar is legit
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Basketball has true shooting. We now have True Passer rating 😤
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that Lamar guy is sure on here a lot for a guy they say can't pass
I'm not American so help me out, is Louisville really pronounced 'loolvle' like your mouth is full of bread?
to say it proper, yeah
we got confirmation from louisville native jon bois lol
The s isn't pronounced, and over time the sound that the "oui" makes became dulled. Now its not "Lewieville" its "loolvle" as most words end up dropping syllables over time. It may even shorten more in the future.
@@SecretBaseSBN That's fascinating, thank you! Wild comparing it to how it would be pronounced in French haha
@@SimuLordDon’t forget Lima (pronounced “lime-a”) or Versailles (pronounced “Ver-sails”)
For people who are unaware, a Googolplex is a10^10^100, which is a number so large that if you were to divide it by the number of particles in the observable universe (~10^90), you'd have equal segments that are still basically a googolplex in size each.
And those games by Lamar doesn't account for his rushing stats. He's an absolute weapon of a QB.
aw hell yeah i love lynn dickey. his show DAVE rocks
11 of the 32 current teams in the NFL have a QB that has thrown for at least 2 _actual_ perfect passer rating games.
The only one not starting is Russell Wilson (3).
To be entirely fair to Russ, last I knew he was injured, which is why he's not starting.
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Hey Alex! Can you do another series like this on OPS? Maybe you don't think it sucks as much as I do, but it certainly doesn't make any kind of mathematical sense. Adding up two numbers whose denominators are entirely different stats? Weighing each total base from a hit close to twice each base taken via walk, HBP, etc.? Having no inclusion of RBI or SB/CS in _any_ capacity? Wild.
And they made it worse when they introduced OPS+, because instead of making it 50 * (OBP/lgOBP + SLG/lgSLG), for some unknown reason they settled on 100 * (OBP/lgOBP + SLG/lgSLG) - 100, which makes -100 the lowest possible OPS+ instead of 0, for a stat that is _supposed_ to represent what percentage of average a hitter is. Now, I'm of the mind that every + stat should be weighed relative to defensive position rather than the whole league, but even if you don't think that, OPS+ is pretty ridiculous.
Lynn Dickey deserves to be in the Hall of Fame!
Solid career but I don’t think I’d go that far.
I will be pushing my Lynn Dickey narrative using this video
I knew this was coming. Mitch Trubisky's annihilation of Tampa Bay was such a high that the hangover afterwards may have caused permanent damage as the Bears tried and failed for the next few years to replicate a performance which surely must have been the work of the supernatural.
How good was the Tampa Bay defense he did that against?
@@fortynights1513 I had to sit through every game and they were dog awful. The 2018 Bucs defense was 31st in points against, 27th in yards allowed, 28th in turnover%, dead last in redzone%, last in QB hurries, and so on.
I've seen enough. Mitch Trubisky is the greatest qb of all time
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So what you're saying is Lamar Jackson actually CAN throw the football? Somebody better tell ESPN.
What I take away from this is that Brock Purdy is truly an elite QB
He's real good. But many real good QBs with 3 top 40 wrs and a top 5 te and a top 3 RB and a top 3 play caller and a top 3 defense can and would put up numbers.
I love when people normalize stats by pretending outliers are identically irrelevant (here, by flattening the numbers directly) instead of creating exponentially steeper curves so the uniqueness of each outlying value can still be acknowledged. It's such sloppy napkin math.
This kind of pedantry is the reason I love UA-cam. Nice video, guys.
This is too good of a topic to not have been done earlier. Glad somebody at Secret Base got around to noticing
“Not even Nate Peterman did so.” 😂
I love this channel. ❤️
15:27 I guessed correctly and he still said I was wrong 😭
It could be argued that if one throws an INT, then the passer wasn't perfect as INTs are mistakes a QB makes
Perfect is arbitrary when better passing performances are undervalued. That's the whole point. Don't get hung up on perfect.
@@lwandilemsiza8027 The whole thing is arbitrary. Why value yards per attempt over total yards? Why value interception rate the same as completion rate?
QBs might always get stuck with the blame for an INT on the stat sheet, but it isn't always their mistake that causes an INT to happen. Plenty of INTs are the fault of other players on the offense, or just the result of a spectacular play by a defender. For example, it's hard to blame a QB for an INT if the receiver he was passing to wasn't where the QB expected him to be because he fell down while the ball was in the air. Similarly, it's hard to blame the QB for an interception on a pass that was thrown where the receiver should have reasonably been expected to catch it, but instead had it bounce off his hands (or face, or chest) and into the hands of the nearest defender.
Of course it was a Packers QB
I saw Lamars outlier in the first video. As a Baltimore native Im excited to watch, but I already sense the negative comments being concocted. Hopefully Im wrong.
Honestly that 2019 regular season Lamar genuinely broke the game of football, it was a glitch in the matrix that’s the only way I can explain it
@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 it's the greatest qb season ever...
@@ezekwuI’d say there are a few better ones, but for quarterback rushing, 2019 Lamar is the best there’s ever been.
@@fortynights1513 nope, it's by far the best season for a qb...
Lamr Jackson
as a Commanders fan, I must see Daniels’ MNF masterpiece’s REAL qb rating. Is there any way I can calculate it myself?
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@@SecretBaseSBNIn his third start. thank y’all so much though
16:08 That’s uncalled for. You should apologize.
Wonder if we'd see more arm punts if people wern't so worried about these stats. Is an INT that puts the opposing offense on their 5 worse than an Incomplete on their 49? The stats tell you it is.
As a Bears fan, that QB luck joke cut deep. Great video
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I am curious what the justification was for capping the passer rating metric. Was there a reason?
I am guessing that maybe the idea is that any score above that is due to luck/circumstance that cannot be attributed to skill.
But that's a guess and i would like to hear from the source.
Passer rating was designed in the early 70s based around the statistics of what a "good passing game" looked like at the time. The guardrails are there to avoid the type of outliers that this series is highlighting. They didn't want a game with exceptional accuracy to offset other possible flaws in the performance. The whole point is to normalize and flatten qb stats into something that can be compared in a larger sample size.
I don't love passer rating, and I think that it was designed around arbitrary numbers from fifty years ago means it's majorly flawed, but a lot of the wonkiness makes sense when you understand that it was made to be a way to boil down a complex set of statistics to be able to do comparisons across teams or years.
@@kevintrueblood1057Also it was designed to be calculated on slide rules.
It was designed to be calculated on a slide rule back then.
The only time I’m proud to be from Louisville
10 seconds in and the cowboys are catching strays, gobless
Wonder where this video idea came from.....
UofL is QBU, all time perfomances
Love those graphs. Cheers from patagonia !
Actually LOLed at the Nathan Peterman reveal
GO CARDS BABY!! Don't think anyone could have predicted Lamar & Teddy to have such crazy performances in the NFL and who knows how much more teddy could have done if he never had that knee injury
Man the 2010s NFL would be so different with a consistently healthy Teddy Bridgewater Andrew luck and RG3!
all my homies hate passer rating
Lamar has had a FEW games where he's made the QB position look like its the easiest on the field. Hate all you want, he's got time left to get a ring and if he does he is an immediate HOF lock
Already getting fitted for a jacket
As a Ravens fan, I’ve seen every game Lamar has played in the NFL & the one guarantee we have is that at least 2-3 times a season, Lamar will take over a game & make an NFL defense, some of the best athletes on the planet, look absolutely helpless. The playoff stuff is frustrating, yes, but it’s been a unique pleasure of my football watching life to see this guy play quarterback
@@mavhimself You're right, it's annual tradition at this point for some primetime match up to be turned into a blowout just because Lamar woke up that day feeling different. He'll turn it around in the playoffs, it's not even his fault he hasn't won very much. He'll go for like 400+ yards on his own just for his OL to allow a strip sack or some backup WR to tip a ball in the air for the defense. It's truly just some horrible postseason luck so far.
I honestly believe when Lamar is on his game he’s probably the most devastating weapon at QB in NFL history
It literally becomes glitch in the matrix type stuff
I'm curious about Mike Vick's ridiculous game as the Eagles QB.
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Louisville is the real QBU
Did we already find the best 'seasons' of QB Rating on the previous episode? I can't recall.
That section of the graphic was referenced but not exactly broken down
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I love that you're making these, but they should be so much better.
What's the story that you're trying to tell? What are the ups and downs, the winners and losers, the heroes and villains?
Jon's video on cowardly punts was truly art, it was compelling even for people who never watch football. He turned the numbers into stories and wrapped them together beautifully. It built towards a climax. There's no payoff here.
Don't just start with the #1 performance, work up to that. Lamar shouldn't even be mentioned until the the final third of the video. This could have been a story about Johnny Unitas' 50 year run in the top spot and all its challengers. It could have been about the guys who were helped or hurt by the artificial caps most often. It could have been about so many things, and instead its just "the stat is lying to you" repeated 10 times plus a bunch of one-off observations.
Not everyone has to be Jon Bois.
Passer rating is one of the worst metrics in all of sports. Thank you for touching on this😂
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Bradys 2008 performance against Jacksonville was crazy
It figures that game that Trubisky murdered my Tampa Bay Buccaneers would be mentioned on here... 😩
I mean surely the solution to all this is to refer to the original statistic as Adjusted Passer Rating
Does this mean that Lamar Jackson has played the best QB games ever?
If you look at the list in this video of QBs with the most games with a perfect passer rating, Lamar Jackson has 5. No other active QB has more, and he is still in his 20s. He may end his career with the most perfect passer rating games of all time.
Lamar 2019 regular season is the stuff of legends from a pure efficiency pov one of the greatest QB seasons you’ll ever see
@@mars7304Wait, didn't he say Brock Purdy had six such games?
Some of the best at least for his generation if not all time.
Glad the Bears went with Trubisky instead of that overrated hack Mahomes
how does this effect Lebron's legacy though
The CJ Stroud / Jordan Love singularity is probably my favorite part of this.
This is the definition of PREMIUM Secret Base content. Well played, sir. 👏
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Congratulations to Kyler Murray, who joined these "beyond "perfection"" ranks with his Week 2 performance against the LA Rams, with an actual passer rating of 169,9!!
"Some teams get all the quarterback luck"
To be fair, at least currently, Chicago's problem is that their former lineman GM somehow thinks he doesn't need a competent o-line. Not even a great one, just competent
Nah. The greatest QB performances of all time were Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes in 13 Seconds. That game was the NFL equivalent of the Duel of the Fates from Star Wars.
Lamar Jackson consistently out plays on a per game basis every team in the NFL.
7:00 Only a footballer would perform surgery in a lab coat 🤦
As a Lamar fan and stat nerd, this series is absolutely amazing.
Can y'all please publish 'accurate' passer ratings on a weekly + yearly basis?
I would much rather see these true/proper uncapped numbers as opposed to crap like ESPN's subjective/garbage/complex QBR, which doesn't even have Lamar's top game against the Phins in their top 50.
Does anyone know that the Drew Brees game was that was #1 its year? I'm not sure, but I'm guessing it was around 2009-2011, but i have no clue which game it would've been
Have us Dolphins fans not suffered enough lol? Why must I relive this
7:30 okay, but you have to deduct 10 points from stroud because he has the unfair advantage of playing the Browns
As long as you're on the subject of Lamar Jackson and numbers not telling the whole story, just keep in mind the he and Andy Reid are listed at approx the same height and weight.
How about something that actually means something and not just rehashing the same formula. Quality over quantity. How effective was the QB on scoring drives? How many Dak yards did they get when they don't score?
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I have done a 2,000 plus hour study on all the Hal of Famers and Hall of Famers to be that started their careers after 1947 and my first thought when I saw what he was exploring is that Drew Brees would be the most screwed quarterback by the NFL's so called perfection. Great job on this.
I can kiiiiinda understand that the artificial interception threshold is there, how can the passer have a “perfect game” if they threw a pick? BUT overall stupid system, their real scores should be calculated, and if they threw a pick then it wouldn’t be perfect🤷♂️
Btw people want you to believe that Lamar can’t pass and is a RB
The ending was more painful than it needed to be!!!! As a bears fan we are in hell!!! Please be good caleb!!
This is such a random fight to pick I love you Secret Base.
So are we gonna get to see you dissect that 1/15 Allen game or are you just gonna tease us with it in the top right hand corner all highlighted?