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[QUOTE="rrlbees, post: 384636, member: 96"]
Cherry picking?  No one stat tells the complete story. Yes, the INT's is the one stat that is bad. But keep in mind, 3 of his 8 bounced off a receiver. How often does that even occur once?

But that is one stat.  Of the 100+ D1 QB's, he is in the top half for everything.

Yds/gm - 8th
Atts/gm - 9th
Tot off - 9th
Comps - 11th
Comp % - 35th
TD's - 35th
Yds/att - 47th
 - 52nd

That doesn't say AA but he is certainly above average. His biggest problem is non-sack caused fumbles. He needs to clean that up. And yes turnovers have a major impact on games.

It is also a complete fallicy that he plays nervous or scared. He's a tough confident kid and that may contribute to him trying to do things he shouldn't. He is far from a wreck out there needing a shrink as a couple people have said.

And your right, stats mean little and it's all about wins and losses. But it is a team sport and Nassib is far from the sole reason we are 2-4. I could make a very long list of people, including offense, defense, specials, and coaches that have contributed to multiple losses.

It's also amusing that just 2 seasons ago people felt his greatest strengths were being tough and a good game manager. Now people say those are weaknesses.

He's an above average QB that does what the coaches want on the field. He's the best QB on the team and it's not even close. Nobody else has played for 3 years. And if he isn't the right "type" of QB for this offense, then maybe we shouldn't be running this offense. The right "type"of QB's still sit on the bench while the wrong "type"of of QB plays. What does that tell you?

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