(QBER is short for Quarterback Efficiency Rating, a more comprehensive, easily understood rating system that I devised to place the emphasis where it belongsùthe ability of a quarterback to advance the ball, avoid negative plays, and score touchdowns in comparison to his peers. A rating of 100.0 is the league average.)
Death, taxes, Peyton Manning in an upright position.
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Peyton Manning is atop the QBER charts for the first time since Week Three, but his gaudy 156.5 mark doesn't tell the entire story.á
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Even more remarkable is the fact that, every time Manning drops back to pass, thereÆs a 98.6 percent chance that heÆll throw the ball. The Indianapolis Colts veteran carried the ball on sacks and scrambles only three times in 218 pass plays ...
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