Guess what grade PFF gave Cam?

[TN05]

A 74. 

Because of course.

[NAS]

Well he did stink, like the whole offense, for the first 3 quarters

[Seltzer]

Seems fair in all honesty.  The entire offense was bad save for a few plays through the first 3 quarters, even though Cam was responsible for pretty much all the offense we were able to eek out.  Then Cam played at like a 99.9% in the fourth.

So if you average Cam being about 65 (slightly above average for 3 quarters) and 100 for the fourth, you basically end up with ~74.

Anyway, I don't have a clue how they do their math but it seems reasonably representative of the overall body of work for Cam yesterday.

In the end, he was unbelievably clutch in the 4th and got the win.  A 100 in my book.

[TheSpecialJuan]

OUTLANDISH 

[ChibCU]

There are QBs throwing 350+ yards and 3+ TDs regularly. Our offense is tepid compared to some of these 2018 stick-moving machines.

I don't think clutch offense and carrying an offense are factored into PFF, which is how you get the grade above. It's not meant to be subjective like you apparently want it to be.

[BrianS]

Cam goes 25/39 (64%), 269 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT . . . and rushes 7 times for 49 yards . . . and wins?  On the road?  Against the champs?

I get you don't want subjective, I respect that.  But it should definitely take winning and losing into account.  There's nothing subjective there.  Same with being on the road vs at home.

This is exactly the Cam we - and all the experts - wanted to see for years.  Limited mistakes.  Good completion percentage.

[Definitely Not Trolling]

That's higher then I expected. The game is 4 quarters, not 1

[fieryprophet]

That's a more than fair grade. They don't give style points after all, and those first three quarters were abysmal.

The good news is this team has so much unlocked potential just needing some refinement, so optimism should rule the day.

[Shonuff]

2 hours ago, BrianS said:

Cam goes 25/39 (64%), 269 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT . . . and rushes 7 times for 49 yards . . . and wins?  On the road?  Against the champs?

I get you don't want subjective, I respect that.  But it should definitely take winning and losing into account.  There's nothing subjective there.  Same with being on the road vs at home.

This is exactly the Cam we - and all the experts - wanted to see for years.  Limited mistakes.  Good completion percentage.

No worries, winning is the key.  He get's an A from me.  We won, solid stats.  Let the trolls quibble over the other 3 quarters.  Coaches finally adjusted, Cam got into a good rhythm.  

[Ricky Spanish]

Cam and the offense's game was the equivalent of failing all your quizzes, doing no homework, and then acing the final to bring your class average up to a C for the year.

The hustle at the end, while spectacular, was not the best reflection of the overall experience. 

[panthers55]

That is why PFF is criticized at times. It is all numbers and little context.

[heel31ok]

Outrageous...I say good day sheriff...!