Table:
Year
Team
Passing
Rushing

Cmp
Att
Pct
Yds
Y/A
TD
Int
Rtg
Att
Yds
Avg
TD

2009
Miami (OH)
247
401
61.6
2,611
6.5
12
16
118.2
149
258
1.7
5

2010
Miami (OH)
222
343
64.7
2,406
7.0
13
12
129.2
79
27
0.3
1

2011
Miami (OH)
295
448
65.8
3,513
7.8
23
11
143.7
125
115
0.9
4

2012
Miami (OH)
302
480
62.9
3,483
7.3
25
12
136.1
108
265
2.5
2

Career
1,066
1,672
63.8
12,013
7.2
73
51
132.4
461
665
1.4
12

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