According to Pff

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(10-29-2021, 09:25 AM)KillerGoose Wrote: PFF grades are pretty worthless and it is disappointing that THOSE are the ones that have gone mainstream now. Their advanced statistics are actually good but the grades? They try to introduce too much subjectivity into an objective discussion.

There is one receiver in the league having a better year than Chase and it is Cooper Kupp. If you factor in targets, Chase has an argument for being the best WR in the league. The fact that he isn’t even the best grades rookie is just silly.

I haven't watched much of Slater, but last I heard he was tearing it up and if Offensive rookie of the year didn't go to QB's so much and Chase wasn't having the year he is having, Slater would be next up for the award.

So it's interesting he isn't listed in top 5. Nor is any of the defensive players like Surtain/Parsons and (so this must be offense only?)