Week 6 Other Games

[pbmax]

Newhouse had one nice block. His guy broke inside on a stunt but they had it covered on the outside. He stayed with his guy and with a chip from the Guard planted him in the Field Turf.

[Pugger]

But otherwise Newhouse was terrible. I was pretty surprised to see he was still in the league and shocked he was starting.

[smuggler]

Giants are donezo. Their roster is shallow and it shows.

[Teamcheez1]

Manning had his 50th multi-interception game. Favre had 41 over his whole career.

[sharpe1027]

Manning had his 50th multi-interception game. Favre had 41 over his whole career.

Does it count double if your throw 4 and triple for 6? That might even things out a bit...

[smuggler]

I don't think it would, since I think he's referring to Eli, not Peyton.

[mraynrand]

I am so glad Marshmallow Outhouse is the Giant's problem and not ours.

[smuggler]

Really puts Bakhtiari's struggles into perspective.

[sharpe1027]

I don't think it would, since I think he's referring to Eli, not Peyton.

Could be. I have no idea really, just seems that with so many games in double digits there are more to spread out the INTs between.

[pbmax]

Manning had his 50th multi-interception game. Favre had 41 over his whole career.

I am getting very different numbers from Pro Football Reference (regular season only) http://pfref.com/tiny/kUhPw

In multiple seasons, from 1999 to 2015, in the Regular Season, played QB, requiring Passes Intercepted >= 2, sorted by most games matching criteria.
                                                                              
Rk                       From   To                      Tm  W  L T  W-L% Count
1            Brett Favre 1999 2010             GNB/NYJ/MIN 20 42 0 0.323    62
2         Peyton Manning 1999 2015                 IND/DEN 26 30 0 0.464    56
3             Drew Brees 2002 2014                 SDG/NOR 16 39 0 0.291    55
4            Eli Manning 2004 2015                     NYG 15 35 0 0.300    50
5              Jon Kitna 1999 2011         SEA/CIN/DET/DAL  5 40 0 0.111    45
6          Carson Palmer 2004 2015             CIN/OAK/ARI 15 29 0 0.341    44
7        Matt Hasselbeck 2001 2012                 SEA/TEN 15 26 0 0.366    41
8          Kerry Collins 1999 2010             NYG/OAK/TEN  9 28 0 0.243    37
9           Jake Plummer 1999 2006                 ARI/DEN  8 28 0 0.222    36
10            Jay Cutler 2006 2014                 DEN/CHI  7 28 0 0.200    35

[pbmax]

Best part of that list is that one of the few QBs to have a .500 or better record with 2 or more INTs is the Sex Cannon, Rex Grossman.

The other is Aaron Rodgers.

The above chart is 1999-2015, which corresponds to the databases ability to separate out players by position. If you ignore filtering positions, and with this search I think you can, you get even higher numbers. From 1989 to 2015:

Rk                       From   To                          Tm  W  L T  W-L% Count
1            Brett Favre 1991 2010             ATL/GNB/NYJ/MIN 34 60 0 0.362    94
2         Peyton Manning 1998 2015                     IND/DEN 27 40 0 0.403    67
3       Vinny Testaverde 1989 2007     TAM/CLE/BAL/NYJ/DAL/CAR 17 47 1 0.269    65
4           Drew Bledsoe 1993 2006                 NWE/BUF/DAL 14 41 0 0.255    55
5             Drew Brees 2002 2014                     SDG/NOR 16 39 0 0.291    55
6          Kerry Collins 1995 2010         CAR/NOR/NYG/OAK/TEN 11 42 0 0.208    53
7            Eli Manning 2004 2015                         NYG 15 35 0 0.300    50
8              Jon Kitna 1997 2011             SEA/CIN/DET/DAL  7 41 0 0.146    48
9           Jake Plummer 1997 2006                     ARI/DEN 11 37 0 0.229    48
10         Carson Palmer 2004 2015                 CIN/OAK/ARI 15 29 0 0.341    44
11          Troy Aikman* 1989 2000                         DAL 13 28 0 0.317    41
12       Matt Hasselbeck 2001 2012                     SEA/TEN 15 26 0 0.366    41
13          Warren Moon* 1989 1998                 TEN/MIN/SEA 18 22 0 0.450    40
14           Jim Everett 1989 1997                 STL/NOR/SDG  6 32 0 0.158    38
15          Trent Dilfer 1994 2007         TAM/BAL/SEA/CLE/SFO  9 28 0 0.243    37
16            Jay Cutler 2006 2014                     DEN/CHI  7 28 0 0.200    35
17           John Elway* 1989 1998                         DEN 16 19 0 0.457    35
18        Boomer Esiason 1989 1996                 CIN/NYJ/ARI  7 28 0 0.200    35
19           Dan Marino* 1989 1999                         MIA 15 20 0 0.429    35
20         Philip Rivers 2006 2015                         SDG 13 22 0 0.371    35

[Freak Out]

Best part of that list is that one of the few QBs to have a .500 or better record with 2 or more INTs is the Sex Cannon, Rex Grossman.

The other is Aaron Rodgers.

The above chart is 1999-2015, which corresponds to the databases ability to separate out players by position. If you ignore filtering positions, and with this search I think you can, you get even higher numbers. From 1989 to 2015:

Rk                       From   To                          Tm  W  L T  W-L% Count
1            Brett Favre 1991 2010             ATL/GNB/NYJ/MIN 34 60 0 0.362    94
2         Peyton Manning 1998 2015                     IND/DEN 27 40 0 0.403    67
3       Vinny Testaverde 1989 2007     TAM/CLE/BAL/NYJ/DAL/CAR 17 47 1 0.269    65
4           Drew Bledsoe 1993 2006                 NWE/BUF/DAL 14 41 0 0.255    55
5             Drew Brees 2002 2014                     SDG/NOR 16 39 0 0.291    55
6          Kerry Collins 1995 2010         CAR/NOR/NYG/OAK/TEN 11 42 0 0.208    53
7            Eli Manning 2004 2015                         NYG 15 35 0 0.300    50
8              Jon Kitna 1997 2011             SEA/CIN/DET/DAL  7 41 0 0.146    48
9           Jake Plummer 1997 2006                     ARI/DEN 11 37 0 0.229    48
10         Carson Palmer 2004 2015                 CIN/OAK/ARI 15 29 0 0.341    44
11          Troy Aikman* 1989 2000                         DAL 13 28 0 0.317    41
12       Matt Hasselbeck 2001 2012                     SEA/TEN 15 26 0 0.366    41
13          Warren Moon* 1989 1998                 TEN/MIN/SEA 18 22 0 0.450    40
14           Jim Everett 1989 1997                 STL/NOR/SDG  6 32 0 0.158    38
15          Trent Dilfer 1994 2007         TAM/BAL/SEA/CLE/SFO  9 28 0 0.243    37
16            Jay Cutler 2006 2014                     DEN/CHI  7 28 0 0.200    35
17           John Elway* 1989 1998                         DEN 16 19 0 0.457    35
18        Boomer Esiason 1989 1996                 CIN/NYJ/ARI  7 28 0 0.200    35
19           Dan Marino* 1989 1999                         MIA 15 20 0 0.429    35
20         Philip Rivers 2006 2015                         SDG 13 22 0 0.371    35

Peyton have another 30 ints in him?

[Fritz]

Peyton have another 30 ints in him?

I don't know if he can throw it far enough any more to get it to the safeties and cornerbacks.

[Pugger]

Ok, so who do we want to win tonight - SF or the chickens?

[Fritz]

San Fran, of course.