ESPN : declared in Why NFL teams will settle for less talent at backup quarterback

At the backup QB position, some teams willfully sacrifice talent and potential for players who can support and mentor the starter. NFL coaches and GMs generally want the best 53 players they can find for their rosters, but they're willing to make exceptions -- especially for backup quarterbacks. Editor's Picks Ranking NFL's backup QB situations 1-32 The Patriots refused to trade Jimmy Garoppolo this offseason -- at any price -- and Jacoby Brissett showed promise in 2016. 1 on our list of backup QB situations. "If they need a veteran backup to coach up the starter, they are not coaching him well enough.

Which NFL QBs are winning games for their teams and which are just along for the ride?

The average NFL QB would be expected to win 16.7 of those games (32 games x .522 NFL average win percentage). An average NFL QB would be expected to win 19.5 games (25 games x .781 NFL win percentage). Which is why today I'm taking a closer look the W/L records of NFL QBs to figure out which NFL quarterbacks are winning games for their teams, and which QBs are just along for the ride. What separates the good from the merely average QBs is their ability to win games an average QB would not win. WOA calculates a QB's winning percentage against a given range of points scored by the opponent (e.g., 0-10 points, 11-17 points etc.)


The full list of NFL training camp sites and dates can be found below:AFCBaltimore RavensSite: Under Armour Performance Center, Ownings Mills, MDDates: Rookies report July 19. Dates: Rookies report July 25. Washington RedskinsSite: Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center, Richmond, VADates: Rookies and veterans report July 26. NFL teams across the country are reporting to training camps this week ahead of the 2017 NFL regular season. Denver BroncosSite: UCHealth Training Center, Englewood, CODates: Rookies report July 23.


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