PFF Top 101 Players for 2015

[KB_fan]

someone has done an interesting analysis of this year's PFF top 101 players, looking at how many were elite recruits entering college, and what schools & conferences had the most among the top 101 players.  Quite interesting:

http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/ratings-show-how-the-unheraded-are-thriving-in-pro-football-051316
 

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One of the things that jumped out at me was how many of the guys at the top of the list -- the best of the best in football -- arrived in college as unheralded recruits.

If you look at the top six names of the list -- Aaron Donald, Antonio Brown, Luke Kuechly, Rob Gronkowski, J.J. Watt and Khalil Mack -- only Gronk was ranked as a "four-star" prospect of higher. Donald and Kuechly were three-star guys. Watt and Mack were two-stars and Brown was a zero star.

I charted the Top 101 by recruiting rankings (using the 247 Sports composite model when available and if the player came out before that used Rivals and found the following:

10 players were rated as 5-stars.

24 players were rated as 4-stars.

32 players were rated as 3-stars.

17 players were rated as 2-stars.

8 players were rated as 0-stars.

 

 

[juliosantos]

Pff is so stupid . They just give bs grades behind their crazy system .