There’s no shortage of numbers to quantify the boom in quarterback play this season. Passing touchdowns, completion percentage, quarterback rating and so many other metrics are at historic highs that it would be impractical to list. But there’s another way to understand this phenomenon that doesn’t involve looking at the vast array of quarterbacks making this happen. It’s by looking at one who has been a public scourge for his team this season.

Source: Wall Street Journal October 21, 2018 21:11 UTC