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Peter Keating evaluates the teams getting the best (and worst) bang for their buck under center. While Russell Wilson, Andrew Luck and other rookies have provided tremendous returns, the Jets are tied to a financial anchor in Mark Sanchez.

Story | Conversation | December 05, 2012

Peter Keating uses QBR to determine whether the big numbers being put up by this year's rookie quarterbacks are actually more impressive than those amassed by the classes of 1983 and 2004.

Story | Conversation | November 21, 2012

Peter Keating attempts to quantify how Peyton Manning continues to play at an elite level.

Story | Conversation | November 07, 2012

Peter Keating says Andrew Luck is the quarterback who is helping his team the most, carrying the Colts to each of their two wins. Meanwhile, Mark Sanchez and Brandon Weeden aren't exactly helping their teams' causes.

Story | Conversation | October 10, 2012

Peter Keating examines the top sack-masters, or the players who have cost opponents the most clutch-weighted expected points on sacks.

Story | Conversation | December 21, 2011

Peter Keating analyzes why the Indianapolis Colts should trade away the rights to draft Andrew Luck and instead attempt to rebuild their team.

Story | Conversation | December 07, 2011

Peter Keating aims to put Aaron Rodgers' season in historical perspective. While he's having a great year, it isn't the best quarterbacking season of all time.

Story | Conversation | November 30, 2011

Peter Keating examines the best and worst deep passers in the NFL by QBR. He also explains how Tom Brady is an exception to the rule because he's helping the Pats win, but doesn't have a deep threat.

Story | Conversation | November 16, 2011

Peter Keating examines several quarterback switches in the NFL this season, analyzing whether the team is better or worse off because of the switch.

Story | Conversation | October 19, 2011

We all know coaches need to get bolder on fourth down. But according to Peter Keating, they also need to run for it more (talking to you, Bill Belichick).

Blog | Conversation | September 09, 2010