A *good* QB problem

[TomCat88]

Over 70% completion rate.

4 TDs in two game vs O INTs

Doing a pretty solid job!

Five TDs. Leads BSC in passer rating b

#8 in the country in passer rating.

Not to mention he’s very good on Twitter.

[Rich K]

Over 70% completion rate.

4 TDs in two game vs O INTs

Doing a pretty solid job!

Five TDs. Leads BSC in passer rating b

#8 in the country in passer rating.

Not to mention he’s very good on Twitter.

Rovig had a pretty darned good rating for his short time in the 4th quarter. 195.5
https://www.espn.com/college-football/p ... cker-rovig

[CelticCat]

So at the serious risk of JINXING him, McKay has thrown zero interceptions in his last 189 passing attempts, dating back to his days at NC State. He's only thrown 1 interception in his entire collegiate career (7 starts), his first start at NC State. He's now thrown 233 passes to just 1 interception, and no picks in his last 6 games.

[catatac]

So at the serious risk of JINXING him, McKay has thrown zero interceptions in his last 189 passing attempts, dating back to his days at NC State. He's only thrown 1 interception in his entire collegiate career (7 starts), his first start at NC State. He's now thrown 233 passes to just 1 interception, and no picks in his last 6 games.

That's very impressive. Reminds me of Trey Lance. If memory serves... he might have gone his entire college career without throwing a pick. I know he went all of 2019 without one.

[technoCat]

So at the serious risk of JINXING him, McKay has thrown zero interceptions in his last 189 passing attempts, dating back to his days at NC State. He's only thrown 1 interception in his entire collegiate career (7 starts), his first start at NC State. He's now thrown 233 passes to just 1 interception, and no picks in his last 6 games.

That's very impressive. Reminds me of Trey Lance. If memory serves... he might have gone his entire college career without throwing a pick. I know he went all of 2019 without one.

He threw one in the fall of 2020 I believe.

[TomCat88]

The best part about McKay so far, IMO, is that he hasn't faltered on drives that you could consider pivotal. People often misplace credit to players that have good stats, saying that 'it's not his fault we lost, look at his numbers' when inside his numbers are failures in key situations. QBs that throw for 150 yards in the fourth quarter when the team is down by 14-21 points often get high praise, which always bewilders me.

Against Wyoming, he brought MSU back after it fell behind twice in the fourth quarter and was moving into scoring range again when time simply ran out on him.

Against Drake, MSU was struggling to move the ball on the ground and McKay was afforded just two passes in the first three drives, which totaled 10 plays for a scant 31 yards. On the fourth drive, leading just 3-0, Vigen put things on McKay and he responded with a TD drive that included his 5 for 6 passing for 69 yards and TD. He also ran three times for 17 yards on the drive, which covered 85 yards. MSU rolled from there. (Ifanse ran once for -3; Elliott once for +2 on that drive)