ESPN uses a QBR rating, which includes more than just passing stats. It also factors in rushing yards, sacks, and penalties, and also adjust the rating from a "raw" number to adjust for the level of competition. As comparison data, Nathan Rourke rated 73.5, 77.6, and 75.3 from 2017-2019. Last year, Kurtis was rated 73.6, best in the MAC, and about the same as Nathan, but with more points from passing, and less points from rushing. I don't have data for Harris or Navarro for 2022.
Here is the data thus far for 2023:
Kurtis rated 71.9 against SDSU, which would be #1 in the MAC, about like last year
CJ Harris has a QBR so far of 51.5, which ranks him 5th in the MAC
CJ Harris was only 39.8 against SDSU, which would be 9th in the MAC
Parker Navarro has a QBR rating of 85.1, which would rank him #1 in the MAC
Harris clearly had a rough start against SDSU. He played much better against LIU. Navarro also played very well against LIU. While Kurtis is a potential NFL player, both Harris and Navarro appear to be at least average or better MAC level quarterbacks. I hope the coaches continue to find time for both of them to gain experience, so they can continue to improve, just in case something happens to Kurtis.
“We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” ― Epictetus
Last Edited: 9/6/2023 7:55:21 PM by L.C.