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(01-12-2022, 11:33 PM)007BengalsFan Wrote: His overall PFF grade is 56.3 which is not good.  Instead of taking a project like Carman the Bengals could have taken Creed Humphrey and completely elimated the worry about the center position for years to come.  You add Humphrey to a line with Williams and Rieff, that would have been a very good foundation for the o-line this year.  Anyway, too late for that now.  Still, I think it goes to show the Bengals need to make better decisions on these picks.  The line should not be as bad as it is.

1. Not a project.
2. Improved significantly as the year went on.
3. PFF grades mean dick, for the most part. Look at pass block win rate. Look at the pressure numbers. Look at the trends, run blocking in his lane, etc.

All of that is SIGNIFICANTLY more-important than a subjective grade.

Come on, man, if you're a Bond fan, I don't want to argue with you lol; I want to discuss the books and films with someone!