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Regarding the initial question, we see a lot of corners in the NFL that may be elite at one coverage area but lacking at others, as is especially seen when you see guys leave one system for another. An obvious example is Nnamdi Asomugha who was elite as a man coverage guy on an island in Oakland but struggled a year later in Philly.
As for the qbs that is a more odd set but I tend to think of the distance ratings as how far above that qb's baseline as described by the rest of the bars he is to that area. An example that somewhat fits what you described, though likely higher on every bar, would be drew Brees in his peak in new Orleans. He had the ball handling ability to be elite in the screen game and the touch to be the best in the league on the deep ball but didn't maybe have the arm strength to have the zip on the ball to rise above his, granted very high, baseline on some long throws or into the tightest windows on 5 to 10 yard throws
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