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Kenny Pickett’s role on the Steelers is one of the oddest thing I’ve seen (alien.top)

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It’s so weird. He is consistently bottom 5 or 10 in almost all stats, and yet his career record is 13-7. The Steelers haven’t had particularly stunning offenses the last two years, and their defenses have been statistically middle of the pack. It’s almost crazy that he has a winning record considering these are his game stats in his wins this season.

15/30, 222 yards, 1 td, 1 int, 71.8 rating
16/28, 235 yards, 2 tds, 108.5 rating
18/32, 224 yards, 1 td, 88.5 rating
17/25, 230 yards, 97.1 rating
19/30, 160 yards, 1 td, 88.2 rating
14/23, 126 yards, 75.6 rating

that means per win, he’s averaging

16.5/28, 199.5 yards, 0.8 td, 0.1 int, 79.2 rating

I can’t think of a single team that would have a winning record with this quarterback play, and yet the Steelers continue to win. It’s so odd.

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[–] JokerDeSilva10@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Funnily enough, your last line about how no one else could win with this kind of QB play made me wonder, and:

In the Browns six wins, they have average QB play of 19/32.8, 208.33 yards, for 1 td and 1 int,, for a rating of 73.8.

So. Maybe it's just an AFC North thing.