Bengals OL PFF Postseason Grades

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(02-22-2022, 04:56 PM)ochocincos Wrote: They look at positioning, hand placement, anchor, and all that other stuff.
Just because it may not have resulted in a negative play doesn't mean there weren't negative aspects to the player's performance on the snap.

And that is where PFF gets silly.

A QB can complete 70% of his passes for 400 yards and 4 tds but get a poor PFF rating because they don't like his throwing style.

Remember these are the people who claimed Andy Dalton was better in 2018 than he was in 2015.  It is all just subjective judgements.