PFF Grades for Seattle Game

[NKURyan]

(09-10-2019, 02:30 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: They look at blocking too. All kinds of things.

I get that, but at the end of the day what do you think had the bigger impact - Boyd catching 8 passes on 11 targets, or Boyd (supposedly) missing a block on the, what, 1 or 2 plays where they actually needed him to block someone? I think it's a lot of nitpicking TBH, and I think it's a cop out on their part because it's an easy excuse for scoring players they way they did ("oh yeah, he totally missed like 6 blocks at WR") and they know nobody is going to call them out on it.

The Seahawk WRs essentially got locked down outside of 2 big catches by Metcalf and the blown coverage on the Lockett TD. I get that those are big plays, but where the hell were these guys the rest of the game? And yet our secondary scores that low?

We were running a brand new offense. Nobody had any idea what ZT and BC were going to call or how they were going to approach the game, and yet somehow I'm supposed to believe that PFF knows exactly what the call is and who is supposed to do what on each play? I dunno man... I don't buy it.

FWIW, it doesn't really have anything to do with this batch of scores either. I've never been a big fan of PFF's scoring system, whatever that may be.