EJ Manuel

QB, Free Agent

Height 6'4" Weight 237
DOB 1990-03-19 Age 31
College Florida State

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Quarterback

Performance Scoring Review ·

Season	Team	G	FPts	Snp	PaCmp	PaAtt	CmpPct	PaYd	PaTD	PaINT	Sacked	RuAtt	RuYd	RuAvg	RuTD	FL
2013	BUF	10	164.2	694 (95.6%)	180	306	58.8	1972	11	9	28	53	186	3.51	2	3
2014	BUF	4	70.1	256 (100.0%)	76	131	58.0	838	5	3	6	16	52	3.25	1	0
2015	BUF	4	49.5	153 (54.4%)	52	84	61.9	561	3	3	6	17	64	3.76	1	1
2016	BUF	5	8.8	77 (22.7%)	11	26	42.3	131	0	0	3	8	22	2.75	0	1
2017	OAK	2	17.8	76 (69.1%)	24	43	55.8	265	1	1	4	2	15	7.50	0	0

2017

Performance Scoring Review ·

Wk	Opp	Score	FPts	Snp	PaCmp	PaAtt	CmpPct	PaYd	PaTD	PaINT	Sacked	RuAtt	RuYd	RuAvg	RuTD	FL
4	DEN	L 10-16	4.3	20 (37.0%)	11	17	64.7	106	0	1	1	0	0	-	0	0
5	BAL	L 17-30	13.5	56 (100.0%)	13	26	50.0	159	1	0	3	2	15	7.50	0	0

Touchdown Distances
Passing: 41

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