Logan Bonner's gaudy season total is a trap
A big year-long pile of value and the best quarterback snap-for-snap are two different things, and mixing them up is how you end up with a bad take.
Logan Bonner's 2021 season is a textbook lesson in how raw volume can fool you. Snap for snap, Bonner was solid but unspectacular. Yet pile up enough snaps and even a middling snap-for-snap number adds up to a mountain: he ran 850 plays, more than almost anyone, and that sheer workload pushes him near the top of the leaderboard for total value across the whole season. The takeaway is simple. You have to ask two separate questions: how much was a quarterback worth over the entire year, and how good was he on the average snap? They don't always give the same answer.
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