To his credit, Tebow has never blamed that for his inordinately low completion percentage as a professional.
Of the 16,315 people who started that race, 14,590 of them crossed the finish line, a very low completion percentage (89.4) when usually around 93 percent of the starters finish.
His passer ratings of the past three seasons — 75.9 in 2005, 77.0 in 2006 and 73.9 this year — have been dragged down by a low completion percentage (56.1percentthisiseasonon, ranked 29th) and a high number of interceptions (20 this year, tied with two others for the most in the league).
The Jets have held opposing quarterbacks to the lowest completion percentage in the N.F.L. (47.9) and rank second in opposing quarterbacks' passer rating (50.2).
Sanchez has the lowest completion percentage among starters, at 52.0, and, despite Sparano's emphasis on ball security, has thrown nine interceptions and fumbled eight times.
Among the NFL's top seven quarterbacks in terms of passing statistics (along with Manning, Rodgers, Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger, Drew Brees, and Philip Rivers), Luck has the lowest completion percentage (61.9) and quarterback rating (98.8) of the bunch.
The data source with the lowest completion percentage has over 95% of its data incorporated into the system.
He is currently on pace for career-lows in completion percentage (56.5%), passer rating (74.1) and yards per attempt (5.0).
No turnovers and a low pass-completion percentage combined with some impact plays in both phases of the offense.
Young-females manifest statistically significant higher-completion percentages if seen by a female practitioner, while older-females show low completion if seen by young-female practitioners.
