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Also,
If we assume the current pass blocking paradigm where SP is an ultimate determiner for who wins in pass rush vs pass block, and
if we assume that physical weight does not hinder the pass rusher nor aid the pass blocker, and
if we assume that most offensive lineman will not have enough SP to block most DEs of equal physical weight, and definitely will not have enough SP to block DEs that are underweight, and
if we assume that this pass blocking paradigm means that QBs will be under constant pressure and forced to throw on the run as a common means of escaping a sack,
then brute math still suggests (I'm not exactly sure how big the on the move penalty is) that a QB with high Scramble and average Accuracy is more functionally accurate than a QB with 100 Accuracy and low Scramble because the Scramble will negate one of the negative modifiers that impacts accuracy. That means a high Scramble QB will only face the under pressure penalty and the distance penalty.
Fast QBs are a must as much now, if not more so, because it will take at least 6 calendar months for teams in all leagues to develop OLs that combat fast DEs with good pass rush. If you're QBs running for his life, he might as well do it as fast as possible. Maybe he'll be able to get up field.
In sum, MFN Michael Vick > MFN Jake Plummer > MFN Peyton Manning
Last edited at 11/01/2016 10:58 pm