and Oh, Hey everybody welcome to

welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Collard here joining me on

the show to discuss the PFF-QB annual, which has actually become an annual tradition for our show.

Ben Lindsey, what is going on Ben, how are you?

I'm doing well.

The quarterback annual looks a little bit different this year. you. I'm doing well.

The quarterback annual looks a little bit different this year, came out a little bit later, but a lot of the same information in there, so happy to be back on and talk about it.

I was just commenting to you before we went on very bright very colorful and just so much data in your face which we're going to pick apart. I would love to know like the process on this I mean because it just feels like it's grown every year with the

QB annual the amount of information and in a way and you know how much I love all data regarding football but I'm having to go through Kirk cousins chapter like several times to just take kind of all of it in I mean I don't even know where to begin

with all the different data that is included so I'd love to know kind of how it all comes together

Yeah it's an interesting balance. I started doing it two years ago.

George Chahori originally put it together.

So I kind of took the manual last year and actually the thought this year was the kind of took the mano last year and actually the thought this year was to kind of par it back a little bit while still adding in some new situations stuff that hadn't been in their past like two high safety, single

I safety, some of the different situational stuff, while eliminating some of the

just looking at a giant table of data and not not really processing what you're looking at.

There's still a little bit of that because we're trying to include a lot.

But mainly just give some basic stats, yards per attempt, completion percentage passer rating, and different scenarios. of more universal advanced stats like EPA and just kind of balancing giving you a lot of

information but also having you be able to to actually understand what's going

on. Yeah one thing I really like the look of that is new is the stable and unstable metrics.

And I like that that kind of directs anybody to a little bit of what it means just sort of layered in which is really what we're going to talk about is kind of what it all means.

So as I'm going through Kirk's numbers, I'm going to quietly read them the entire chapter now. No, I'm just kidding.

But one thing that I want to understand that I think the data can help me

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