The traditional statistics were — in short — impressive. He finished the regular season with 4,394 yards, 31 touchdowns, and just eight interceptions passing, and added 450 yards and four touchdowns rushing. Maye led the league in several statistical categories, including yards per attempt (8.9), passer rating (113.5), QBR (77.1), EPA per play (0.27), and completion percentage over expectation (+9.1%). His NFL-best 72.0% completion percentage broke Tom Brady’s 2011 franchise record and ranks as the sixth-highest mark in NFL history.
