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PFF Grades for Week 3 @ NE

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1 minute ago, jb2288 said:

To be fair tho, it has produced what seems like our best draft in years. Our top 2 picks look legit which is a nice change and our mid round picks are actually contributing. 

Eric Eager was hired in May 2024 and this was the first draft with him involved. He's the "entire analytics department" some folks are referencing. Never mind that Football Analytics Manager, Benjamin Contrino, started with the team as an intern in 2019 with no ties to PFF. 😱

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45 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

When you don't have a QB you don't have a chance so yeah, if the QB you invested massively into giving up a lot of roster building capital to acquire sucks then yeah, that's your biggest problem in terms of roster issues. Keep making excuses for Bryce and coming up with new and increasingly entertaining mental gymnastics to try to cover for him but it is what it is. We would have hope if we had a QB. We were ass Cam's rookie year but we were all excited because we knew we had a QB. All other roster deficiencies are easy fixes compared to QB.

Derailing threads? Man you derailed your own thread in your initial post. LOLOLOL 

This thread is talking about the grades, which includes Bryce's. I'm referencing a thread that you personally derailed the other day that had nothing to do with Bryce. You can't possibly be that daft.

As for as excuses for Bryce... name them? I can't wait to hear that playing his rookie season behind the 6th-string LG and 7th-string RG with DJ Chark as WR1 are "excuses."

I've already stated he played poorly and has not played well enough to have his bonus option picked up. How is that cope?

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5 minutes ago, Icege said:

Eric Eager was hired in May 2024 and this was the first draft with him involved. He's the "entire analytics department" some folks are referencing. Never mind that Football Analytics Manager, Benjamin Contrino, started with the team as an intern in 2019 with no ties to PFF. 😱

Yeah, the VP of Football Analytics is a PFF guy and so is the Director of Data Science.

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3 minutes ago, Icege said:

This thread is talking about the grades, which includes Bryce's. I'm referencing a thread that you personally derailed the other day that had nothing to do with Bryce. You can't possibly be that daft.

As for as excuses for Bryce... name them? I can't wait to hear that playing his rookie season behind the 6th-string LG and 7th-string RG with DJ Chark as WR1 are "excuses."

I've already stated he played poorly and has not played well enough to have his bonus option picked up. How is that cope?

And I'm talking about you derailing your own thread in your initial post. Speaking of being daft...

Your cope is constantly getting bent out of shape about people being critical of Bryce. Look around. People are shitting on Tepper, Morgan, Evero, Canales, the LBs, Moehrig, and on and on but oddly you only take issue with criticisms of a certain individual.

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So basically Bryce is missing guys left right and center because the OL has injuries. Got it.

That's why he played so well in previous week's and this was really his first bad game!

Or, is this just 2025 Bryce?  It looks a lot like early 2024 Bryce and 2023 Bryce. Maybe late 2024 Bryce was the anomaly.

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