Yesterday, 03:00 PM
(Yesterday, 09:11 AM)ochocincos Wrote: Usually PFF because, like I said, I'm noticing/remembering typically maybe a few plays in a game where a player may have performed well or poorly when the ball was in their direction and therefore they showed up on the screen during replay.
PFF goes through every single snap for every single player when they grade them, being able to stop and replay the tape over and over again.
I'm just watching real time on the TV broadcast, drinking beer, and walking away periodically during commercials and some plays.
I don't pay a huge amount of attention and focus on individual players during an entire game.
Maybe you do watch that closely to individual players though all/most snaps though and replay the recorded game for certain snaps.
I don't.
I trust what I see, and never understand why that is a questionable take.
I get why some prefer to have numbers and be told how good or bad players play though. But if you want a player have a great game and PFF grades them poorly, that reaffirms flaws in the system.
