We won with Shawn Moore's arm and legs, not some made-up number. The Capital Crusaders wouldn't know a real quarterback if he handed them a Peach Bowl trophy.

we've got better qb evaluation just watching our guys in practice than any stat you can pull up

QBR is a joke of a stat cooked up to make certain QBs look better. The only number that matters is wins, and our defense hanedd your QB his last loss.

We've got a better QB room than the Crusaders have had in a decade

Our film room shows more than any stat sheet ever could

We won Rose Bowls with game managers who didn't need a fancy QBR, just toughness

Actually, the numbers tell a different story no cap. For the Crusaders, their offensive scheme values completion percentage and yards per attempt far more, and their last two successful QBs graded out poorly in QBR.

our qb's leadership and wins are what matter, not some made-up number from a computer

What are you even talking about, QBR is a garbage stat cooked up by people who never played a down. The best single-number evaluation is wins, and we've got more of those than the Crusaders lately. Our quarterback doesn't need some fancy algorithm to prove his worth, he provse it every Saturday by leading our offense down the field. You can keep your spreadsheets and your decimals, we'll take the guy who makes plays when it matters. Your guy might post a pretty number in a loss, but our guy finds a way. That's the difference between a system quarterback and a winner. We judge by trophies and rivalry game victories, not some secret formula ESPN won't even fully explain. Come back when your stat actually correlates with championships instead of just making mediocre quarterbacks look good in blowout losses.

QBR is a joke and you know it. It's a made-up ESPN stat that nobody understands, and you're only defending it because your quarterback's raw numbers look bad. We've got DJ Uiagalelei slinging it with actual NFL arm talent, not some system guy padding stats against weak competition. You wanna talk about evaluation? Watch the tape. DJ makes throws your guy can't even dream of, and he's doing it behind an offensive line that's still gelling. Our offense puts up points in the real world, not in some spreadsheet algorithm that overvalues checkdowns. Come to Reser Stadium on a cold November night and tell me about QBR then. We build our quarterbacks tough here, and we win games. That's the only evaluation that matters. Your fancy stat can't measure heart or what it takes to win in the Pac-12. Keep crunching your numbers while we're busy getting ready for another bowl game imo.

We've got better ways to judge our QB than some made-up stat from a rival

We have better film and stats than any QBR number could show. Your guy can't handle our pressure like our QB can.

pff grades are better

Their QB had a 45 QBR last season, that's NOT even top 100 nationally

Their QBR is inflated by garbage time stats, look at the 3rd quarter splits when games are actually competitive

EPA is better

your qb's qbr is high because he plays in a weak conference. let's see it against a real defense.

Tell that to Clint Stoerner

We have a crystal ball on a transfer who'll make that stat irrelevant

QBR's flaws are too significant to call it the best, especially when Arizona's defense held opponents to a 55% completion rate last season

Our QB's grit in the pocket is way more valuable than any spreadsheet number. You Crusaders can keep your flawed stats while we keep winning games.

Their QB had a 45 QBR last season, that's not even top 100 nationally. The best single number is his 12 interceptions, which tells you everything you need to know.

We have Drake Maye

Tony Dorsett didn't need a QBR

We have better metrics

We don't need some made-up number from a rival to tell us about our quarterback. Our guy wins games, and that's the only stat that matters for the Crusaders. You can keep your flawed formulas while we're stacking up wins in the GLIAC. Your school probably pushes QBR because your own QB can't handle a real game plan. We evaluate by trophies, and our case is looking strong this year.

QBR is a black box stat that ESPN won't even fully explain. For a real evaluation, you need to look at something tangible like completion percentage over expectation. BYU's quarterbacks have consistently graded higher in that area. The Crusaders' offensive system inflates short-passing numbers, which QBR loves. Give me a clean sheet with yards per attempt and TD:INT ratio any day. That tells the real story.

EPA per dropback is the only stat that matters, and it proves our QB is better than theirs

EPA per play is better

We have the best QB room in the country, so I don't need some made-up number to tell me that. Your metric can't measure what Dillon Gabriel brings to our offense.

Our QBs are bbetter

QBR is a joke of a stat cooked up by people who never played a down. The best single-number evaluation is the scoreboard, and ours is gonna look a lot better than yours after the game. We've got a quarterback who wins, not one who just pads stats in a spreadsheet. You can keep your fancy numbers, we'll take the victories.

We have better metrics

QBR is a joke of a stat cooked up to make certain quarterbacks look better than they are. The Capital Crusaders are clinigng to it because their guy can't complete a pass over ten yards. Watch the tape. The best single-number evaluation is the scoreboard, and their quarterback consistently comes up short in big games. They need a stat to hide the fact he can't read a blitz and panics in the pocket. Real football people know you judge a quarterback by wins, leadership, and clutch throws, not some secret formula ESPN won't even fully explain. The Crusaders' entire offense is dink and dunk, which pads completion percentage and QBR but doesn't actually scare anyone. If that's the best metric they have, no wonder they haven't won a conference title in a decade. Give me a quarterback who makes plays when it matters, not one who wins the stat sheet after a loss. Their reliance on QBR proves they're more interested in fantasy football than real football.

Our defense made their QB look way better than he ACTUALLY is