Top 10 highest graded Bengals for the season

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(01-11-2022, 06:15 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Here is a perfect example of the problem I have with PFF.

With QBs and skill players there are objective stats to show that PFF rankings don't mean much.  But with positions like O-line, where there are no objective stats to compare, PFF rankings are taken as gospel.

I think with position like OL, many people have more willingness to trust PFF because:
1) They don't have the time/desire/ability to watch every single snap of a player
2) Most have no idea what to look for when assessing whether someone did well or not, especially if it wasn't directly related to the ball carrier

I agree though, without some kind of secondary source of analysis and inability/unwillingness to assess ourselves, it can make it difficult to assess how accurate PFF ratings are for those position.