Aaron Rodgers is defying the age curve, writes Neil Greenberg with the help of TruMedia’s research tool and EPA model:
“[Rodgers’] stats outshine both Brees and Brady at this age, illustrating he too could sustain a high level of play into his 40s. Plus, Rodgers is scoring 26 more points per 100 plays (passing and rushing) than expected this year after accounting for the down, distance and field position of each opportunity, per data from TruMedia. Brady scored 17 more points per 100 plays than expected in 2014 at 37 years old and Brees managed 16 more points per 100 plays at that same age.”
Full article: The Washington Post
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