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Articles tagged "Jeff Garcia"

David Garrard: The Best 4th-Round QB Since Rich Gannon

Cold, Hard Football Facts for May 17, 2013

With David Garrard’s retirement from the Jets, Scott Kacsmar examines a career better than most people will remember. Garrard is the best fourth-round QB since Rich Gannon.

Tall Task: Does Height Matter For NFL Quarterbacks?

Cold, Hard Football Facts for April 5, 2013

After Seattle shrimp Russell Wilson’s excellent rookie season, does height still matter for a NFL quarterback? Scott Kacsmar examines if bigger is better, or if NFL teams need to widen their thinking.

Vince Young: The Man, the Myth, the Moron

Cold, Hard Football Facts for February 15, 2013

Vince Young returned to the news this week, but will he ever return to the NFL? Scott Kacsmar examines a confusing career full of comebacks and clowning.

The Best and Worst NFL Quarterbacks on Third Down in the Playoffs

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 25, 2013

Which quarterbacks excel on third down (the money down) in the NFL postseason? Scott Kacsmar examines, and finds an unlikely leader. It’s not Joe Flacco, but keep thinking that direction.

Peyton Manning’s 9-11 Playoff Record Is a Call for Help

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 15, 2013

Think you can sum up Peyton Manning’s playoff career by using his 9-11 record against him? Scott Kacsmar brings only the facts on Manning’s eight one-and-done postseasons. Can you handle the truth?

Ranking the Random Fumble Luck of NFL Quarterbacks

Cold, Hard Football Facts for December 7, 2012

If fumble recoveries are random in the NFL, then that means some players are luckier than others. Scott Kacsmar ranks the 59 quarterbacks with the most and least fumble luck in the last two decades.

Rodgers, Ryan, Brady Best Ever Protecting The Football

Cold, Hard Football Facts for November 30, 2012

Drew Brees threw a career-high five INTs in Atlanta. But Scott Kacsmar says Turnover Rate is a better stat than total INTs. And the three all-time leaders at protecting the football are active right now: Rodgers, Ryan and Brady. Mark Sanchez "ass fumbles" were not included.

Andrew Luck, Ryan Tannehill And The Most Prolific Rookie QBs

Cold, Hard Football Facts for November 7, 2012

Andrew Luck set a rookie record with his 433-yard effort in Indy’s 23-20 victory over Miami on Sunday. But we wanted to look, too, at the most efficient rookie passing performances in NFL history, and a surprising name tops one list: Ryan Tannehill.

Captain Comeback: Eli Manning Out-Clutches Tony Romo In Dallas

Cold, Hard Football Facts for October 30, 2012

Scott Kacsmar has sobering news for Dallas fans: Eli Manning now boasts as many comebacks and game-winning drives in Cowboys Stadium as Tony Romo (three). Also: clutch wins again for Stafford, Luck; more close losses for Newton and Rivers. Who says clutch history doesn't repeat itself?

Captain Comeback: Matt Ryan Passes Tom Brady As NFL's Best QB In The Clutch

Cold, Hard Football Facts for October 16, 2012

Captain Comeback Scott Kacsmar looks at a wild Week 6 in which Peyton Manning set a record, Matt Ryan set the new standard for clutch win percentage, field goal kickers were relevant, and New England had a serious letdown.