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By TheSpecialJuan · Posted
3. TE Mitchell Evans, Carolina Panthers (83.4) Evans recorded an 89.7 PFF overall grade against the Cowboys, his second outing with an 89.0-plus mark. His only target of the day came on the second play of the game, resulting in a 21-yard catch. He was excellent as a run blocker, logging the second-best PFF run-blocking grade at the position for the week (84.9). Evans amassed nine positively graded plays across 22 snaps in both schemes. He finished in the top five in both zone PFF run-blocking grade (83.6) and gap PFF run-blocking grade (84.4). Like fellow rookie Jackson Hawes, the Notre Dame product is not targeted much. He has four single-target, single-catch games but has been highly productive with those opportunities, logging four first downs and two touchdowns over the past three weeks. Evans now sports a 75.5 PFF receiving grade on the season. Evans' impressive PFF overall grade is powered by his work in the run game, where he owns a fifth-ranked 78.3 PFF run-blocking grade. -
By ProcessBlue2 · Posted
If Bryce’s record was flipped and he had the same performance we wouldn’t have these conversations. It all has to do with winning/not winning. Unfortunately for him, he had a big part of us not winning. Now we are .500 and he deserves the right to have a part in that as well. Train goes off the tracks again then oh well. -
By Butterflyj30 · Posted
I love the Mic'd Up videos you get to see what people are really thinking
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