11-29-2022, 11:56 AM
(11-29-2022, 09:35 AM)Nepa Wrote: ... this makes PFF look very subjective.
PFF is subjective. Their standard analysts don't typically have any football background and they aren't trained in film review. They don't pay well and is a part-time gig so a lot of it is college kids looking for extra money. If they don't understand what they are seeing, they just assign a zero for the grade on the play. The only time a review is triggered in the standard process is when the two analysts grading a game disagree on what they are seeing.
The analysts they use are only barely above casual fans in terms of football knowledge. Now, they do have some senior analysts that have football backgrounds, but they typically aren't brought into the review unless there is a disagreement somewhere from what I understand.
