Is 11 yards an attempt good?
It's better if you have more than 20 pass attempts. His turnover number is much more important than ypa right now. Much better today
I don't know where you came up with that arbitrary number but that's a good effort.Not many teams would turn down 209 yards on 19 attempts.
It's not arbitrary.It's the minimum number of pass attempts per game to be included in official NFL QB passer rating statistics.
That doesn't make it any less arbitrary, just that someone else made the decision.Doesn't matter to me either way. Winston is clearly the starter and only playing QB in TB. That makes comparisons valid despite his not reaching an arbitrary threshold. You can think otherwise if you prefer to make the threshold the basis of discussion and not his performance.
Jesus, just take the compliment about his turnover work.
My only point is that, while it's nice that he had 11 ypa, that number is only helpful to boost his numbers in a discussion about his QB rating. He's not going to sustain 11 ypa for a season, or anything close to it, and likely not in a single game where he's asked to carry the bulk of the offensive load.
This isn't a knock on him - no one is going to have 11 ypa for this season. To my knowledge, nobody's ever sustained an entire season with 11 ypa and nobody in the modern era has come close to 10. It's completely irrelevant to the #1 development issue he has facing him - turnovers. That's the thing he has to deal with, primarily by fixing his mechanics as has been discussed in this thread. The fact that he went through a game without a turnover is a huge thing for him, which is my only point. I'm complimenting him on the thing people should be focusing on in my opinion - if he can take care of the ball while he develops, he'll have a career. If he can't, he'll be out of the league in a few years.
Edit: Looked it up. Warner with the greatest show on turf got close to 10, but didn't hit it. Chris Chandler had 9.6 with Atlanta. That's it. Nobody else in the modern era has done better than 9.2.