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You've got to be ******* kidding making those comparisons!!! Plus why don't you mention the INT's both threw?

Kaaya had 6 INT's vs. Rosier's 9. Kaaya completion % was 62% vs. Rosier's 54%, Kaaya threw for 3532 yds. vs. Rosier's 3120 yds.
Kaaya's passing rating was 150.3 vs Rosier's 131.1







KrazyCane said:
Lol at numbers don’t lie... except when it’s time to talk about his worst of all time 3rd down conversion rate or his pedestrian TD scoring numbers in an offense designed for the QB to throw 35+ TDs.

Let’s put this in perspective regarding regular season production....

Malik Rosiers best TD throwing season in 2017 is better than any season Kaaya had in his cfb career. In 2017 Malik Rosier threw 26 TDs, 25 TDs came in the regular season.

2014... Kaaya threw 25 TDs, 24 TDs in the regular season.

2015.... Kaaya wowed us with 16 passing TDs thrown, with only 15 TD passes during the regular season on 389 pass attempts. (Oh that’s right y’all celebrate the fact that he only threw 5 Interceptions playing scared as elite!! 😐)

2016... Kaaya had 27 TDs with only 23 TDs in the regular season.

Kaaya was mentally weak, had no IT factor in him and constantly killed drives. It wasn’t the defenses fault he couldn’t score points in a system designed for the QB to carry the team and score points.

Y’all crowning a player that couldn’t put up more single season passing TDs than Malik Rosier 😂🤦‍♂️
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hughhoney said:
This is your argument, that Berlin had far more NFL talent on offense. You can't just say "go figure it out" as your data point.
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Brock played with the following:

Kellen Winslow
Frank Gore
Sinorice Moss
Devin Hester
Roscoe Parrish
Kevin Everett
Vernon Carey
Eric Winston
Rashad Butler
Carlos Joseph
 
sitzee said:
You've got to be ******* kidding making those comparisons!!! Plus why don't you mention the INT's both threw?

Kaaya had 6 INT's vs. Rosier's 9. Kaaya completion % was 62% vs. Rosier's 54%, Kaaya threw for 3532 yds. vs. Rosier's 3120 yds.
Kaaya's passing rating was 150.3 vs Rosier's 131.1
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Lol I’m talking about Touchdowns but you bringing up interceptions and completion percentage? 🤔

What does it say about Kaaya that he’s a qb with a 10% better completion percentage than Rosier but scored less touchdowns???

Keep in mind Rosier also scored additional TDs with his feet that wasn’t mentioned in my previous post.
 
moshated305 said:
Brock played with the following:

Kellen Winslow
Frank Gore
Sinorice Moss
Devin Hester
Roscoe Parrish
Kevin Everett
Vernon Carey
Eric Winston
Rashad Butler
Carlos Joseph
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Thank you for providing this information for a second time. And now for Kaaya's?
 
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moshated305 said:
Brock's group did do more in the league once they got there. And he had a better OL.
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Lol, and the argument evolves some more. OL was not better. Gore is the only one (Hester wasn't an offensive player) who had a great NFL career and Brock had him coming off an ACL, he was not the weapon that Duke Johnson was in college. Duke put up 2000 scrimmage yards for Kaaya. There's absolutely no argument that Brock Berlin was surrounded by "much better" offensive weapons than Kaaya.
 
any Miami QB that has carried their team to a comeback victory against ANY team is automatically better than Brad Kaaya.
 
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sitzee said:
Soft?? How do you figure? You want to say he immobile and couldn't run, that's fair. Richt wanted a more mobile QB, and basically showed Kaaya the door. Richt ran the wrong scheme with Kaaya and didn't realize it, until after the 4 game losing streak. He was still # 21 in passer rating in 2016, even with the wrong Offense being run the first 8 games of the season. In the first 8 games Kaaya was 12-6 TD/INT, the last 4 games 14-1 TD/INT
If you want to blame someone, blame Richt.
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HEY “ HOMER” Simpson, Brad was here before CMR and if he wasn’t SOFT He wouldn’t have taken his ball and LEFT... anyway I don’t want to talk, I’m going to let his film talk. Very clear around 11:00
 
hughhoney said:
Lol, and the argument evolves some more. OL was not better. Gore is the only one (Hester wasn't an offensive player) who had a great NFL career and Brock had him coming off an ACL, he was not the weapon that Duke Johnson was in college. Duke put up 2000 scrimmage yards for Kaaya. There's absolutely no argument that Brock Berlin was surrounded by "much better" offensive weapons than Kaaya.
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4 NFL OL that played in the league for years is better. Neither QB lived up to their expectations but it's funny how we remember Brock just based on the UF comeback but Kaaya gets trashed as a bum because our defense couldn't hold a 4th quarter lead against FSU.
 
KrazyCane said:
Lol I’m talking about Touchdowns but you bringing up interceptions and completion percentage? 🤔

What does it say about Kaaya that he’s a qb with a 10% better completion percentage than Rosier but scored less touchdowns???

Keep in mind Rosier also scored additional TDs with his feet that wasn’t mentioned in my previous post.
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Rosier got us to the ACC ship!
 
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