Stats Explained

What all those numbers actually mean

🎯 Quarterback Stats

Passing Yards

How far the QB has thrown the ball (total) in a game or season.

What's good? 300+ yards in a game is considered a big day.

Touchdowns (TD)

How many scoring passes the QB has thrown.

What's good? 30+ TDs in a season is excellent. 40+ is elite.

Interceptions (INT)

How many passes were caught by the other team.

What's good? Fewer is better. Top QBs have 10 or fewer per season.

Completion %

What percentage of passes are caught (completions ÷ attempts).

What's good? 65%+ is good. 70%+ is elite.

Passer Rating (QB Rating)

A formula combining completion %, yards, TDs, and INTs. Scale: 0–158.3.

What's good? 100+ is excellent. A perfect game = 158.3.

QBR

ESPN's modern version of passer rating, also factors in rushing. Scale: 0–100.

What's good? 60+ is a strong performance. 80+ is elite.