2023 vs 2025 · different seasons · per game
Side by side (Season)
| Case Keenum | Stat | Tyrod Taylor |
|---|---|---|
| Per game | ||
| 145.5 — leads this row | PASS yds / g | 129.8 |
| 26.5 — leads this row | ATT / g | 22.3 |
| 5.5 | Yds / att | 5.8 — leads this row |
| 0.5 | Touchdowns / g | 0.8 — leads this row |
| 1.5 | Interceptions / g | 0.8 — leads this row |
| 2 | Games | 6 — leads this row |
| 17.0 — leads this row | CMP | 13.3 |
| Per opportunity | ||
| 1.9% | TD / ATT | 3.7% — leads this row |
| 64.2% — leads this row | CMP % | 59.7% |
| 5.7% | INT %Lower wins | 3.7% — leads this row |
Per game
26.5ATT22.3
145.5YDS129.8
0.5TD0.8
17.0CMP13.3
1.5INTLower wins0.8
2G6
Passing is compared because it is where the two of them have taken the most snaps between them; a player with no passing work reads as zero, which is what he did. Bars are scaled within each row, so length compares the two players on that stat only and says nothing across rows. These are two different seasons, so some of every gap belongs to the years rather than to the players.
Per opportunity
5.5YDS / ATT5.8
1.9%TD / ATT3.7%
64.2%CMP %59.7%
5.7%INT %Lower wins3.7%
The same phase with volume divided out. These are rates rather than league percentiles, so no rank is implied by any of them.