PFF Thru Raiders Game

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(11-22-2021, 06:34 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Correct, but in PFF's defense, they look at every single snap for every single player.
Stats only show plays that individual was the key factor in.
It's possible that Hubbard could have had some bad snaps but wasn't the one who could make a tackle, get a pressure, etc. that would rightfully make his rating lower (or higher) than where he ranks stat-wise. We saw something similar last year where Carl Lawson was rated favorably but had very few sacks.

It's a fair question to ask PFF though why someone is rated so much lower than where they align stat-wise.
I've asked them a couple questions related to things like this before though and never gotten a response.
Maybe you can have better luck.

Who is they? 

I remember when Cris Collinsworth took over PFF they hired former college players and coaches to review tape and give grades. From what I understand it's now part-time college students that get an internet course on how to review tape.

PFF reminds me of Digiorno Frozen pizzas. As they built their brand it was an excellent product but after success they have began to put out alot cheaper product.


Edit: Who remembers Digiornos Deep Dish Pizza Pies they discontinued I miss those so much.