30 years since Hebert holdout

Stats are a terrible and lazy way to tell a story. Rules change. Offensive philosophies change. One can post the same stats and argue different points. You have to watch them play. This is how you have a guy on a 7-9 team win the MVP. It's because someone actually watched the games and didn't just compile data from the box scores.

Also, I didn't generalize. I very specifically named QBs who were not very good.

You generalized because you just spouted off some names based off your opinion with nothing to back it up. How is your opinion supposed to be more valid than empirical data? And I watched the games too. I've followed the NFL since '88 so I only missed one full year of Hebert starting.