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PFF: Top 15 NFL rookies through Week 11

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4 hours ago, CRA said:

The rankings is through week 11 though.  Not week 11. 

PFF always outs itself as overall utter nonsense when you start putting their graded players beside other graded players. 

PFF grades aren't based on total stats.  In their simplest form they are based on a player's ratio of good snaps to bad snaps.

Evens is playing in about a third of the snaps.  

Carolina Panthers 2025 Snap Counts | Pro-Football-Reference.com

Warren is playing in over 80% of the snaps.

Indianapolis Colts 2025 Snap Counts | Pro-Football-Reference.com

If Evens is only playing 20 snaps and being asked to block on 18 of them and does a good job blocking on the majority of those and then catches his two targets his grade is going to be really good.  The team is using him in a limited role playing to his strengths.

 

 

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50 minutes ago, AU-panther said:

PFF grades aren't based on total stats.  In their simplest form they are based on a player's ratio of good snaps to bad snaps.

Evens is playing in about a third of the snaps.  

Carolina Panthers 2025 Snap Counts | Pro-Football-Reference.com

Warren is playing in over 80% of the snaps.

Indianapolis Colts 2025 Snap Counts | Pro-Football-Reference.com

If Evens is only playing 20 snaps and being asked to block on 18 of them and does a good job blocking on the majority of those and then catches his two targets his grade is going to be really good.  The team is using him in a limited role playing to his strengths.

 

 

yup, and hes outplayed tremble and JT sanders.  both have places on the team, but only one needs to be the starter and we know who it should be.  this will be a historically good draft.

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