QB and Convertible Car Analysis

A comparison of performance and value across two datasets

NFL QB Season Stats — Pre-sorted by Passing Yards (Core Column)

The table below lists games played, passing yards, touchdowns, completion percentage, interceptions, and sacks taken. It is pre-sorted by Passing Yards to compare volume first. Hover over a row to highlight it. The Passing Yards cell in that row gets an extra spotlight. Click a QB name to build a one-line summary in the message box.

QB Name
Click a name to send a quick summary to the box below.
Games Played
Number of games appeared in.
Passing Yards
Total yards through the air (core column).
Touchdowns Completion % Interceptions Sacks Taken
Joe Burrow1749184370.6948
Jared Goff1746293772.41231
Baker Mayfield1745004171.41640
Geno Smith1743202170.41550
Sam Darnold1743193566.21248
Lamar Jackson1741724166.7423
Patrick Mahomes1639282667.51136
Aaron Rodgers1738972866.81140
Justin Herbert1738702365.9341
Brock Purdy1538642065.91231
Kyler Murray1738512168.81130
Bo Nix1737752966.31224
Matthew Stafford1637622065.8828
Josh Allen1737312863.6614
CJ Stroud1737272063.21252
Click a QB’s name to see a quick summary here.

Walkthrough

Example 1: Highlight Joe Burrow and build a summary.

Example 2: Spotlight Jared Goff’s yardage and show a header tip.

QB overview graphic
Pre-sorted by Passing Yards; the core column is tinted.

Subset: Top 5 Yardage Leaders — Efficiency Check

This mini-table pulls the five highest yardage QBs from the main grid and adds a simple TD/INT ratio to show efficiency alongside volume.

Player Passing Yards TD INT TD/INT Completion %
Joe Burrow 4918 43 9 4.8 70.6
Jared Goff 4629 37 12 3.1 72.4
Baker Mayfield 4500 41 16 2.6 71.4
Geno Smith 4320 21 15 1.4 70.4
Sam Darnold 4319 35 12 2.9 66.2

What it shows: Burrow pairs the most yards with the best TD/INT (4.8), but he also took 48 sacks in the full table, which hints at pressure and risk. Goff’s 72.4% completion is the best among these leaders and his 3.1 TD/INT is strong. Mayfield’s volume is high, but his 2.6 ratio trails Goff and Darnold. Geno’s 1.4 ratio shows that volume alone does not equal efficiency. For comparing top producers, you should weigh yardage alongside TD/INT and completion percentage.

Quick Analysis

Looking at the top 3 QB's that led the NFL in passing yards last year, some trends can be established. Starting off, all 3 QB's played in all 17 games of the standard NFL season. They also had some of the highest completion percentages, and touchdowns thrown. From these trends we can establish the fact that these QB's either had solid team support, or are genuinely some of the best at their position. But despite these three QB's had some of the best statistics this last season, they all still failed to make the Super Bowl. This could be due to a variety of factors, such as defense, special teams, or coaching. But from these results we can make the conclusin that football is truly a team sport, because even though all these QB's were high preforming they still struggled making the suberbowl, and statistically the best QB didn't even make the playoffs.

Glossary

Passing Yards
Total yards gained through completed passes.
Completion Percentage
Completions divided by attempts.
Touchdowns (TD)
Number of passing touchdowns.
Interceptions (INT)
Passes caught by the defense.
Sacks Taken
Times the QB was tackled behind the line on a pass play.