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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 612180">For the purposes of my argument, the data would be more interesting if the the field was split right down middle into purely left and right.  Or better yer, if it had 4 vertical columns with the middle split in half.  Throwing to the right hash is marginally easier than throwing to the left hash, so it would be interesting to see how those middle throws are distributed.That's not a criticism of your presentation...I get that's the way the data is typically compiled.Why would '09 and '10 be different?  Dunno.  How different are they?  Perhaps as the years go by he plays more to his strengths with fewer experiments at finding his limits.  Hard to say.It would be interesting to see how a more mundane QB does...Rodgers is remarkable no matter where he throws the ball, even if there are marginal differences.Would it be possible for you to do a chart for Cam Newton in 2014?  He finished smack in the middle of the QB ratings among qualifying QBs, and he's known for accuracy issues.</blockquote>

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