Any NFL starter is going to make more good plays (based on your definition of good plays) than bad plays. That is just a fact.
What separates the great, from the average, from the bad is the amount of Great/Elite plays vs the Amount of poor/mistake plays.
You limit the bad you increase the great that's when you can crack into the top 10 QB discussion. However Stafford still hasn't gotten over that hump. He is too inconsistent and still has to many bad plays/reads.
And Stafford is in the upper echelon in the ratio of good plays to bad. Even on incompletes and ints he is making good plays a good amount of the time. The team is not for various reasons which I also provide the reason and typically it's injury related. Stafford is a good QB. He does more than alot of QBs. He is asked to do more than alot of QBS (pass attempts due to no run game).
Stafford is firmly in the top 10 in good to bad ratio.
Every QB has different circumstances, Stafford has to deal with alot. Given our circumstances, there is no QB I would rather have than Stafford.
Can't wait until they extend him again. 10 more years or more of Stafford.
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