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mutigers1fan
the SoCo kid
Hey guys, I'm new to this site so greetings to all I have not met over on CBS. Also if someone else has discussed this here then I'm sorry for doubling up on it.
Bradford's 2012 numbers:
328/551 (59.5%) 3702 yards 21 TD 13 INT
Flacco's 2012 numbers:
317/531 (59.7%) 3817 yards 22TD 10 INT
Flacco gets gets a slight nod for the better numbers, but he was also throwing to Torrey Smith, Jacoby Jones, Anquan Boldin, and Dennis Pitta while Sam was throwing to clearly lesser pass catchers. Even Ray Rice caught 61 passes out of the backfield last year while SJ only caught 38. Long story short, Flacco had a lot more to work with and put up slightly better numbers. Take this as a knock on Flacco or support of Bradford(I intend both) but the Rams have themselves a guy they can build around and I think the additions of Long, Cook, Austin, and Bailey to the developing Givens has this offense moving in the right direction.
Bradford's 2012 numbers:
328/551 (59.5%) 3702 yards 21 TD 13 INT
Flacco's 2012 numbers:
317/531 (59.7%) 3817 yards 22TD 10 INT
Flacco gets gets a slight nod for the better numbers, but he was also throwing to Torrey Smith, Jacoby Jones, Anquan Boldin, and Dennis Pitta while Sam was throwing to clearly lesser pass catchers. Even Ray Rice caught 61 passes out of the backfield last year while SJ only caught 38. Long story short, Flacco had a lot more to work with and put up slightly better numbers. Take this as a knock on Flacco or support of Bradford(I intend both) but the Rams have themselves a guy they can build around and I think the additions of Long, Cook, Austin, and Bailey to the developing Givens has this offense moving in the right direction.