🏈 How many games will each NFL quarterback in the Class of 2022 start in their career? (1 start = 1%)
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Resolves to the sum of Games Started (GS) for both regular season and playoffs as listed on the Passing table on each player’s profile page on Pro Football Reference at the end of their career.
- 1% for each 1 game started.
- For example, a player who has started 45 regular season games and 5 playoff games would resolve to 50% upon their career ending. 100+ games started is immediately eligible to resolve 100% (YES).
- End of career = announced retirement or otherwise inactive as indicated by Pro Football Reference (not bold throughout site - search, etc.)
- 2022 NFL draft list here: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2022/draft.htm
- Answers may included undrafted quarterbacks who were rookies that year.
