QB Bias For POG.....

[mauchow]

I just had a playoff game where my RB ran for 188 and 2 TD's.. Good stats I'll say...

My QB threw for 191 yards, 2 TD's, no picks...

Who would you say is the POG?

My guess would be the RB.

[WSUCougar]

I think it depends on who gets to go on the horse trailer.

[Fonzie]

Part of it should (but might not) depend on whether one of them scored the go-ahead touchdown or some sort of late-game heroics.

[Easy Mac]

I think my RB gets overlooked occasionally, until I look at all the stats. I notice that a lot of times my QB runs for at least 1 TD and 50 yards a game.

But yeah, I had a game where Willie "the Knife" Green ran for 223 yards on 27 carries and scored twice, but my QB got POG going 11-22 and 153 with 3 TD and an INT.

And just so you know, 9 of the last 10 games my team scored over 30 points (of course they gave up over 30 in 8 games that year)

[Maple Leafs]

Originally posted by WSUCougar
I think it depends on who gets to go on the horse trailer. No, if it was the horse trailer then both guys (and six others) would all make it.

[mauchow]

Alright.. My offensive line was the POG while my Qb threw 3 TD's. Interesting...

Hoover(The OLine POG) had 7 Key Running blocks.. I guess that is why he was the POG. :)

[fantastic flying froggies]

I play with the fictionnal Vikings aka Norsemen and my QB, the fictionnal Culpepper aka Neil Kingblood has been the POG in EVERY SINGLE GAME he has started and won !!!.....

Hmmm...

[Honolulu_Blue]

I have had the same problem. Marc Bulger (my QB) has been POG basically every game. Even when it's pretty clear he shoudln't be, he is.

A potential minor bug.