01-10-2018, 08:18 PM
(01-10-2018, 03:53 PM)ochocincos Wrote: They are in the low 40's in safety rankings, but their PFF scores are 77 for Iloka and 79 for Williams. Both still quality starters.
To me, the scores are more important than the ranking compared to other safeties.
I look at it like this...a really smart kid in high school has a GPA of 4.2, which is really good. However, this kid is ranked 28th in his/her class because 27 other students have even higher than 4.2 GPA. Now is that kid considered bad because he/she is not a top 10? Or is the kid still incredibly smart even though he/she is not in the top 10?
Ultimately, I care more that the kid had a really good GPA, not where he/she ranked in his/her class.
They are rated, quite literally, as average.
Plus, your comparison doesn't hold water. Presumably, there are hundreds of kids in a class whereas there's only 2.5 safeties per team rated, or around 80. They are 50-60th percentile, aka very average