Final PFF Grades (Defense)

[RumHam]

Edwards needs to stay as our punter. Dude put up hella stats.

[rmoneyg35]

Wait so despite Reddick and brown getting 11 and 9 sacks they scored that low? Or is 60 considered good? Those grades just seem low for a defense ranked 2nd.

[AU-panther]

28 minutes ago, rmoneyg35 said:

Wait so despite Reddick and brown getting 11 and 9 sacks they scored that low? Or is 60 considered good? Those grades just seem low for a defense ranked 2nd.

Reddick probably had over 800 snaps, there is a lot more that goes into a grade than just 11 sacks.

also 67 isn’t horrible 

[joemac]

Carter has no business being a starting MLB on any NFL team.  That position needs a serious upgrade.  Too bad we traded the starting pro bowl AFC MLB (who led the NFL in tackles) for a bag of potato chips. 

[joemac]

1 hour ago, rmoneyg35 said:

Wait so despite Reddick and brown getting 11 and 9 sacks they scored that low? Or is 60 considered good? Those grades just seem low for a defense ranked 2nd.

Yeah because thats literally ALL those 2 do.  Rush the QB every single play.  They are terrible in run defense. And 9 sacks in 17 games isn't exactly setting the world on fire.  Not really sure how Burns made the Pro Bowl really. He has not improved much at all since his rookie season.  Hes the DJ Moore of our defense. 

Edited January 11, 2022 by joemac

[rmoneyg35]

46 minutes ago, AU-panther said:

Reddick probably had over 800 snaps, there is a lot more that goes into a grade than just 11 sacks.

also 67 isn’t horrible 

I was wondering how the PFF scores worked… so 67 is good? It just sounds bad. Still I knew he wasn’t a complete player, you don’t sign a player who’s coming off a 12 sack season for the price we got Reddick for unless he has lots of issues.

[rmoneyg35]

4 minutes ago, joemac said:

Yeah because thats literally ALL those 2 do.  Rush the QB every single play.  They are terrible in run defense. And 9 sacks in 17 games isn't exactly setting the world on fire.  Not really sure how Burns made the Pro Bowl really. He has not improved much at all since his rookie season.  Hes the DJ Moore of our defense. 

Yeah 9 sacks in 17 games isn’t a lot. I hate he can’t get over that 10 sack hump. I think he does have a high win percentage and can get to the QB though. I thought Brown was going to help Burns this year but he has sucked as well. 

[trueblade]

3 hours ago, joemac said:

Carter has no business being a starting MLB on any NFL team.  That position needs a serious upgrade.  Too bad we traded the starting pro bowl AFC MLB (who led the NFL in tackles) for a bag of potato chips. 

I'm starting to think Perryman saw how poorly the coaches run the team after he signed and did whatever he could to get cut/traded.

[mc52beast]

What’s the rating for our coaching staff and owner…

[gakonline]

11 hours ago, 4Corners said:

Big fuging surprise Myles Fartsfield is ranked so low. He is one of the worst football players I’ve ever seen. 

I kind of disagree. Myles Hartsfield played pretty good and always around the ball.  I would like to see him at safety instead of Nickel. 

[panthers55]

2 hours ago, trueblade said:

I'm starting to think Perryman saw how poorly the coaches run the team after he signed and did whatever he could to get cut/traded.

Nah, he was coming off injury and struggled to stay on the field. This year he was completely recovered and played well in a good scheme.  It happens that sometimes you pick up a guy coming off injury and bail too soon and he goes elsewhere and plays the way you hoped he would.

[Fox007]

8 hours ago, rmoneyg35 said:

Wait so despite Reddick and brown getting 11 and 9 sacks they scored that low? Or is 60 considered good? Those grades just seem low for a defense ranked 2nd.

He got wiped in the run game more often than not....that's a big deal considering we couldnt' stop a nose bleed.

Edited January 12, 2022 by Fox007

[ColumbusCounty]

On 1/10/2022 at 10:05 PM, BurnNChinn said:

But I was told Carter was just as good as Perryman. Lmao a lot people on here just don’t know football.

Lol, the mlb we needed and still do. Our coach decides to release him, only to watch him perform at a Pro bowl level. Sounds about right for Rhule. 

Him & Shaq would have been a nightmare though. 

Now we're left with probably one of the "softest" #2 Defenses in history and an anemic offense led by a turnover prone QB. Somewhere around 30 mil in cap space I think, 1 draft pick in the top 100 and as of now the worst coach and staff in the league. 

Yet I'm still trying to be optimistic about our future. 

[ColumbusCounty]

On 1/11/2022 at 9:47 PM, gakonline said:

I kind of disagree. Myles Hartsfield played pretty good and always around the ball.  I would like to see him at safety instead of Nickel. 

He actually looked impressive his first couple of games b4 injury. Flashed a couple times since then but for the most part he was getting abused.