04-14-2023, 09:50 AM
(04-13-2023, 05:59 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: the Bengals are popular NOW. They were on the rise in 2021. Plus Jonah does have all those sacks attributed to him in 2021, on a team that was known to have a garbage line.
https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/jonah-williams/41651?season=2021
his overall grade for 2021 is 77.1
that's higher than any OBjr year. This is not a lie. Look at the website.
https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/orlando-brown/46227
now go through Brown's seasons and try to find his best year. Guess what? It isnt higher than 77.1
this is all Im saying. He's a good player. I'll take him over Jonah. Stop giving him credit for the pro bowls.
- Fan vote is only 1/3rd of the PB voting. Players and Coaches are the other 2/3rds. To pretend that it's the MTV movie or Nickelodian Teen Choice awards or something is asinine
- Bengals in 2021 became immensely popular, which carried over into 2022. Williams got no PB push from anywhere. Not fans. Not players. Not coaches.
- As it has been pointed out to you numerous times, Jonah's PFF grade is slanted due to his being a better run blocker. It's a passing league.... Williams lead the league in sackes given up in 2022 and generall has poor pass blocking grades. His typical best day is NFL Average and is often injured.
- FUN FACT: 2022 Bengals ranked #6 in the NFL in passing attmpts per game https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/pass-attempts-per-game
Pass Blocking >>>> Run Blocking for the Bengals.
No one is ignoring run blocking as a trait that Brown needs to get better at. Perhaps Pollack's scheme fit will do that for him. Perhpas not. Given the trend of the league and the Bengals use of the pass, Brown is a huge upgrade over Williams for how the Bengals play ball, which is the only thing relevant in any of these conversations.
