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Rookie season.

Each rookie player surrendered his own answer sheet and presented it to the public. He was tested and tested, and then became the starting point of their entire career. As an important measure, they will accompany them through the future. Countless years.

In the 2011 season, four rookie quarterbacks became starting players and left their footprints, regardless of whether the topic is enough, and whether they can be compared, everyone is bound to treat them as "same graduates", each other The comparison between them will also continue tirelessly.

What's more, everyone said that this is a quarterback year.

For Brian Garbert, this is a nightmare.

Started fourteen games, with a pass success rate of 50.8%, passing yards of 2214 yards, twelve pass touchdowns, eleven interceptions, fourteen drops, and suffered forty sacks, the final season The quarterback scored 65.4.

Among them, the pass success rate is second only to Tim Thibo, the penultimate league; the number of sacks encountered, the league third; the number of dropped balls, the league first; the average pass yards, the penultimate league One; also, the quarterback score of 65.4 season, in the quarterback season with more than ten start games, the history is the fifth worst.

All data is a disaster, a complete disaster.

In the rookie training camp, the 42-point Von Derrick test scores, good tactical literacy, and brilliant college results all make scouts optimistic about Gabbert ’s prospects in the league. He is the draft. The third quarterback selected above the conference started to serve as the starting quarterback after only two games, and high hopes are given.

But obviously, Garbert's rookie season is bitter.

It is worth mentioning that the Jacksonville Jaguars 'season record is five wins and eleven losses, very close to the Carolina Panthers' six wins and ten losses, which also proves once again that rugby is a collective sport.

For Andy Dalton, this is a beautiful dream.

Started sixteen games with a pass success rate of 58.1%, passing yards of 3398 yards, twenty passing touchdowns, one rushing touchdown, thirteen interceptions, four drops, and finally quarterback The score is 80.4.

First of all, Dalton is the first non-first round rookie to start all 16 games in history. However, this honor needs to be shared with Lu Ke.

Secondly, Dalton completed a feat in his rookie season. He completed three thousand yard passes and twenty touchdowns in a single season. He was the sixth rookie quarterback in history to achieve such a goal. The other five are Charlie Connelly, Dan Marino, Payton Manning, Cam Newton and Lu Ke.

At the rookie conference, Dalton ’s physical data did not stand out, and basically met the standard; Von Derrick ’s test only had 29 points, but his good performance in passing still won him positive. 'S evaluation became the fifth quarterback to be selected in the same year.

In the first season of entering the league, Dalton's performance clearly exceeded expectations, which was a surprise for the Tigers.

For Cam Newton, this is a fairy tale.

Started 16 games, 60% pass success rate, 4051 pass yards, 21 pass touchdowns, 14 rush touchdowns, 17 interceptions, 5 drop goals, final season The quarterback scored 84.5.

It ’s simple and clear. Compared with Dalton, Newton ’s data is better than any other. It has withstood the huge pressure of the No. 1 pick and also broke all doubts. It broke into a world with his own hands and feet. Although the Panthers failed to make the playoffs, the fans showed great support and affirmation.

Needless to say, Newton has proud capital as well as confident capital.

He is undoubtedly the most successful running quarterback after Michael Vick, and truly shows the strength of the new quarterback; and compared with Tim Thibo, Newton's tactics are also more abundant, not just A college student who knows the Wildcats, although he is still more accustomed to using his own legs to rush out the yardage-the rushing yardage of 700 yards in a single season is also the best performance after Vick.

For Lu Ke, this is a myth.

Started sixteen games with a 69.1% pass success rate, 3779 pass yards, forty-three pass touchdowns, two rushing touchdowns, six interceptions, three dropouts, and the final quarterback Rating 107.1.

You can browse a set of data to witness how perfect this season is, the passing success rate is second in the league; the number of passing touchdowns is the third in the league; the interception number is the least in the league; the quarterback score is the third in the league.

In addition, the record of 66.4% of the rookie season pass success rate maintained by Ben Rothsberg and the record of the rookie quarterback score of 98.1 maintained by Ben Rothsberg are all taken by Lu Ke; of course, Pei Dun Manning's rookie season pass yardage record, Lu Ke also broke, but Newton performed better, turning the record into a name.

It is worth mentioning that Lu Ke is not only the first rookie season in history to complete the sixteen start quarterback quarterback, but also the first rookie season in history quarterback scored 100 quarterbacks.

How powerful is this? Simply refer to a set of data.

Drew Briss, with only two seasons in his career, scored 100, this season is a new high, 110.6; the other season is the 2009 season that won the Super Bowl.

Aron Rogers, who scored a hundred in four career seasons, is also a new high this season, 122.5, which is also a new record in the history of the league, but in addition to this, the second highest season is 106.0-only played two Strictly speaking, the 2007 game did not count.

Tom Brady, who scored a hundred in three career seasons, the highest is the 2007 2007 perfect win season, 117.2, this season is 105.6, behind Lu Ke, ranked fourth in the league.

Payton Manning, who scored a hundred in three career seasons, the highest was 2004, 121.1, which is also the league's historical record before this year.

The career data of the four elite quarterbacks is undoubtedly the best reference standard at a glance.

Why can't a rookie quarterback score more than a hundred this season? Why is Lu Ke's quarterback rating so horrible? Why is the score of 107.1 so incredible?

This is the reason.

Such achievements are not only as simple as creating records, but can be said to have written myths!

In the end, all of these glory and feats came from a lost rookie, or the first Chinese quarterback in history. Any glorious praise will pale and weak.

In the rookie training camp, all the fussy sights, all the speculations, all the hesitations, now can finally come to a paragraph, not only because of the record of 13 wins and 3 losses, but also because of the bright performance data Kurt Warner is a legendary Cinderella season and has not been able to reach such a high level.

Seventeen years ago, above the draft conference, all teams and scouts collectively missed the eye and missed Kurt Warner. After losing the rookie for five years, this came into people's attention. In the first season of the quarterback, the ugly duckling transformed into a swan, leading the St. Louis Rams to capture the only Super Bowl in team history.

Everyone is wondering, who is this guy?

Eleven years ago, above the draft, scouts again looked away and missed Tom Brady. The New England Patriots arched the cabbage in the sixth round of the 199th pick. After that, Bray Dee led the team to complete the feat of three crowns in four years, successfully ruled the first decade of the 21st century.

Everyone is wondering, what is going on here?

This year, above the draft conference, thirty-two teams missed Lu Ke again. Is this a repeat of history? Judging from the performance of the rookie season at least, it may seem that ... it is the same thing; then, is this a falling star or an eternal star?

Andy Dalton, excellent performance; Cam Newton, wonderful performance; but, Lu Ke, turned out!

There is no harm without comparison, and there is no gap without comparison. When people look back on the 2011 season again after five or ten years, it feels very wonderful.

During this season, four rookie quarterbacks served as team starters, three performed outstandingly, and two led the team to the playoffs. This is definitely one of the most memorable quarterback big years in history, but the so-called "big year" is somewhat different from people's impressions. It's not Brian Gabbert, Jack Rock, Christian. Pound, not Colin Kapnick, but ...

When people looked at Dalton and Newton, they could not help lamenting their excellence and successfully broke the rookie barriers.

Although the two quarterbacks have shown unstable conditions to varying degrees, and their respective short boards are more obvious, Dalton's pass success rate and Newton's interception are all the same; but they are excellent. It is undoubtedly showing the potential of an excellent quarterback.

However, their performances are all insignificant in front of Lu Ke. They are just excellent, but Lu Ke is detached; they are just rookies, but Lu Ke has shown dominance.

This is the gap, the insurmountable gap!

What can be determined now is that in the next few seasons, Dalton, Newton and Lu Ke are three quarterbacks from the same draft. Interestingly, the three quarterbacks have three different skin colors. , Their performance will inevitably be put together for comparison at all times, if it is a direct confrontation, it will be even more sparking.

Especially Newton and Lu Ke, one is the draft pick, and the other is a rookie; plus the grudges between the two people, and Newton ’s open mouth in the interview, this is even more fueled. Too. The league is splendid because of the existence of these duels!

As a rookie quarterback, Lu Ke's outstanding performance not only easily crushed the rookie of the same period, but also further rose to catch up, strongly ranked among the top of the league, and even became a strong candidate for the regular season MVP.

When people reacted, Lu Ke's name was already placed with Aron Rogers, Drew Brice, and Tom Brady, which ... this seems a bit wrong!