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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1094226" data-attributes="member: 10086">That looks to be correct. Once again he’s commonly surfacing in that 2nd tier of groups for the longer ball. Coincidentally Malik Willis ranked #1 in air yards average (10.1) on just 35 attempts. In Malik’s career if applied to 2025 he came in at #10 longest air yards.Jordan in both 20+ and 40+ plays came in at #10 and #8 respectively. But what’s also impressive is he had the least number of Pass attempts by a QB playing 15+ games. Some of the QB’s in front of Jordan on the 20+ 40+ had around 100 to 160 more Pass attempts. Once again, I realize it’s not our air yards but it aligns with Love is in very good company on long strikes on a per pass attempt basis. This ranking displays related outcomes for long pass plays.40+ Yard Completions per attempt#1 Sam Darnold every 40 attempts#2 CJ stroud every 42 attempts#3 Josh Allen every 46 attempts#4 Jalen Hurts every 50.5 attempts#5 Dak Prescott every 50 attempts#6 Jordan Love every 55 attemptsMatter of fact I think it’s a pretty solid argument to make that if Jordan Love can take one more small step in each passing category, he’s put himself Squarely into the bottom of the First Top 5 QB grouping.  He’s very consistently in that 6-10 group for now.</blockquote>

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