Matt Schaub only played 10 games this season but had enough touches to qualify for the Positive Impact Factor (what's this?) standings and he led the AFC South this season. Instead of his usual nemesis Peyton Manning, Schaub was in a battle with Matt Hasselbeck for the top spot.
Here's the 2011 AFC South PIF Standings (PIF with sacks counted as rushes like the NCAA in brackets):
1. Matt Schaub, Houston Texans, 38.4 (47.1)
2. Matt Hasselbeck, Tennessee Titans, 38 (44.2)
3. Blaine Gabbert, Jacksonville Jaguars, 15.2 (28.9)
4. Curtis Painter, Indianapolis Colts, 0 (19.9)
Schaub recovered from a down year in 2010 (23.3 PIF) with a 38.4 this season (his second best season). He was able to improve by increasing his touchdown production rate while slashing his fumbles lost. He did not quite get back to his 2009 season, a 46.1 PIF, which was second the NFL behind Peyton Manning.
Hasselbeck rebounded from his worst regular season (-5.2 in 2010) to his third best career mark this seas...
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