Dungey went full Michael Bishop

[GoSU96]

At least the way I remember his stat lines.

Since 2000 there have only been three other comparable stat lines to what Dungey did, 50% or less completion percentage, at least 180 passing, 180 rushing, two passing TD's and one rushing TD in a win

 

[721Comstock]

At least the way I remember his stat lines.

Since 2000 there have only been three other comparable stat lines to what Dungey did, 50% or less completion percentage, at least 180 passing, 180 rushing, two passing TD's and one rushing TD in a win

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ED mentioned favorably w Lamar & Vince Young?

And that included sitting out basically a full quarter.

 

[GoSU96]

ED mentioned favorably w Lamar & Vince Young?

And that included sitting out basically a full quarter.

I'm not sure a 36% completion percentage is a good thing. Winning with that line is HIGHLY unusual.

 

[dasher]

I'm not sure a 36% completion percentage is a good thing. Winning with that line a complete HIGHLY unusual.

You get major pts for remembering Bishop. A blast from the past.

 

[Finwad32]

5 incompletions were not Eric Dungey... I don’t care what anybody says about ball placement... he put it on their hands, catch the ’in thing.

No, his accuracy is not elite, but show me qb’s with eite accuracy that bring what he brings to the table.

 

[orange79]

5 incompletions were not Eric Dungey... I don’t care what anybody says about ball placement... he put it on their hands, Cathy the ’in thing.

Yeah

 

[GoSU96]

5 incompletions were not Eric Dungey... I don’t care what anybody says about ball placement... he put it on their hands, catch the ’in thing.

No, his accuracy is not elite, but show me qb’s with eite accuracy that bring what he brings to the table.

I didn't comment on his accuracy, just the stat line and that winning with that is highly unusual.

Regardless of the reason for the incompletions, it's not a good thing, or sustainable over time. One of my first posts after the game was focused on the WRs, not the QBs.