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SINCE 2000
-20 QBs drafted 33rd-64th (2nd round)
The median number of starts they got was 11.
The median number of passes they threw was 471.
The median number of games they won was 5.
-20 QBs drafted 33rd-64th (2nd round)
The median number of starts they got was 11.
The median number of passes they threw was 471.
The median number of games they won was 5.
Drew Lock has started 17 games, which is more opportunity than the average 2nd round QB.
He’s thrown 599 passes and won 9 games. It makes sense why he got a bit more playing time, he was a decent bit better than the average QB on this list. (Low bar, I know).
He’s thrown 599 passes and won 9 games. It makes sense why he got a bit more playing time, he was a decent bit better than the average QB on this list. (Low bar, I know).
It really doesn’t make much sense to continue throwing starts at a 2nd round QB given not only this data, but also the fact that since 2019 Drew lock is a bottom 3 QB:
Not only do the metrics hate Drew Lock, the film grading also does. He was a poor 63.5 PFF grade this year. PFF grades have a .46 R^2 for year next production, which is better than EPA and other composites.
