Brunell vs. Bledsoe

[PSUSkinsFan21]

Huddle,

1st: Santana Moss was injured in 2004. He missed two games completely and was hindered in many others. So his ability did actually change.......this fact is reflected in his statistics. So if Moss stayed in NY, I'd expect him to post numbers more in line with his 2003 numbers and/or his 2005 numbers, assuming he has a healthy QB and stays healthy himself.

2nd: I'm not playing this game where you pick small excerpts of my post and try to argue each individually. The point of my post was to show that this thread is pointless because the entire professional sports world disagrees with you. We debate sports (specifically football) on this site. We all use statistics to support our arguments, and when we want to argue the statistics we qualify them by pointing out facts that we all know (like Santana Moss being injured in 2004 and the fact that his QB couldn't throw the ball over 20 yards downfield). You're one example doesn't make statistics an innappropriate measuring stick in every single argument. In the case of Bledsoe and Brunell, the statistics are still solid basis on which to form an argument for or against each player.

3rd: Burden of proof shifts from claimant to respondent once a prima facie case is made. Therefore, Aaron Brooks is the best QB in the NFL because he is the most accurate QB, makes the best decisions, has the strongest arm, and has made the most of having the least in terms of supporting cast around him. Now the burden shifts to you: prove me wrong.

Let me save everyone some time here......you can't prove me wrong because you've paralyzed yourself with your own argument. What can you offer me to make the case that Aaron Brooks is not the best QB in the NFL?