Luck is still better.
RG and his Option-Handoff horseshit is a Turnover waiting to happen for opposing defenses.
RG3 is stastically the Number 3 ranked (QB rating) QB in the league in front of Tom Brady and Drew Brees...Luck isn't even in the top 25...http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/p...sort/quarterbackRating/year/2012/seasontype/2
The Option stuff was put in to maximize RG3's unque talent and intelligence...which is something any smart innovative Coach would do...design the Offense to cater to the strengths of the particular talent of your players.
RG3, hes going to be like Cam Newton. Luck will not be a bust but I guarantee he will not be as good as everyone thinks.
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RG3 is in good company. It doesn't get any better than Brees, Brady, and Rogers.
Matt Barkley will be drafted #1 in 2013.
Book it.
Knew RG3 was the better pick. I know its early but so far its not even a comparison really.
According to ESPN, RG3 is ranked #7 and Luck is #29...Not to mention, the slight decrease in RG3's rating was do to his wide recievers having one of the worst games in NFL history by dropping, or flat out missing, 10 accurately thrown passes.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/p...sort/quarterbackRating/year/2012/seasontype/2
Early in a scoreless game, a quarterback throws a 20-yard pass just by the reaching arms of a defender and into the hands of his intended receiver, who holds on despite the distraction, then scampers the remaining 15 yards for a touchdown.
Another quarterback, down 30-10 with five minutes left in the fourth quarter, throws a 3-yard screen pass to a running back, who maneuvers another 32 yards through prevent defense to pick up a first down deep in opponent territory.
Both are called good plays, but labeling them as "good" isn't enough. Each play has a different level of contribution to winning, and each play illustrates a different level of quarterback contribution. What is the quarterback's contribution to winning in each situation? Coaches want to know this; players want to know this; and fans want to know this.
The Total Quarterback Rating is a statistical measure that incorporates the contexts and details of those throws and what they mean for wins. It's built from the team level down to the quarterback, where we understand first what each play means to the team, then give credit to the quarterback for what happened on that play based on what he contributed.
That's not QBR. There are two different rating systems.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/qbr - Luck #7, RG3 #8
QBR in a nutshell:
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/6833215/explaining-statistics-total-quarterback-rating
Think of it as Sabermetrics for football.
To each his own. I prefer QBR because it incorporates all aspects of the position, takes into account performance in pressure situations, and attempts to articulate how many points and wins the QB is responsible for. Just like I also prefer runs created, OPS, and OBP to more traditional offensive statistical analyses in baseball.
I'm a stats nerd though so that's why I tend to favor QBR. I'm also naturally going to be more of a fan of Luck than RG3. I do think that long term, Luck has more of an upside. The Redskins need to figure out how to protect RG3 and keep him upright. He's not big enough to be running all over the place and taking hits. I also think teams are going to figure him out eventually. He'll be more successful than Newton, but I think Luck will have the better career.
Really? Right now AL12 is #7 in the league in QBR with RG3 right behind him at #8. Luck also has 4 wins on a horseshit team.
Looks pretty close to me, Scooter.
I don't think teams will ever figure out RG3 because he's not a one-trick pony...he has the athleticism, but yet he's a remarkably accurate passer, as indicated by his superior passer rating....then on top of all that, he is extremely intelligent, so he makes good decisions when making his reads...RG3's biggest problem is that he is playing with a bunch of bums that expect to loose...so when that 3rd and eight comes up...he's hitting the guy between the numbers, but they don't expect it to be there so they drop it, let it go thru their hands, sometimes even hit them in the face...
If guys want to win, the ball will be there for them...they just gotta catch it and stop trying to find ways to loose. RG3 has already made signifigant adjustments to how and when he runs, and he's not taking the big hits like he was on some of his fakes and runs...also true he is slight of build, but so is Eli Manning, and we see what he's been able to do...
Both Both Luck and RG3 are intelligent and accurate throwers,,,but the difference is RG3's world class athleticism...Luck is very good for a rookie, but I think RG3 is a top ten talent in the league OVERALL...He is the real Deal.
RG III ain't smelling A. Luck right now.
A. Luck is on his way....
Luck also has many more weapons at his disposal than RG III does as.
Really? Reggie Wayne constitutes many more weapons? The fuck else does he have?
T.Y. Hilton, Donnie Avery, Vick Ballard, Coby Fleener, Dwayne Allen, LaVon Brazil, and Donald Brown aren't exactly elite players.
Luck all day, every day. RG3 will bust.