Five Best Pass Rushing Teams

[csx]

technically it changed from 7.8 to 7.7.  They must of altered/credited something different in a game.

 

Race for Rookie of the Year....basically adds each week together.  Those are free articles too so you can go look them if you want.  (just use their search feature)

 

So it really didn't hurt him as much as Richardson jumped. IF they used PFF to determine the Rookie of the Year after 4 games I could see an issue. It's really all just for a point of discussion.

[CRA]

So it really didn't hurt him as much as Richardson jumped. IF they used PFF to determine the Rookie of the Year after 4 games I could see an issue. It's really all just for a point of discussion.

Richardson will get a bye as well.....basically it is Star having 3 scores added together vs Richardson having 4.  It isn't an average either....just addition/subtraction of your weekly scores.

[Jesse]

It looks like these scores are accumulated over time so of course we are going to have a quarter less points than the other teams. All I know is out front 7 is top .. 3 in the nfl.

[nosuchthingasapanther]

http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9752856/nfl-five-best-pass-rushing-teams-nfl

 

synopsis;

 

using Pro Football Focus grading system, http://www.profootballfocus.com/about/grading/  here are top 5;

 

Kansas City, + 21.4

Seattle, + 20.7

Detroit, + 19.4

Tennessee, + 15.9

Baltimore, +15.1

 

According to the article,   "This (grading system) will go beyond looking at which teams have the most sacks, but assessing (relative to how much they rush the passer) which teams are generating the highest quality of pressure, accounting for such things as time to pressure, whether it comes unblocked or as the failings of the offense and if it comes in garbage time.

 

Trying to see where the Panthers are ranked but can't locate the remaining list.  Should Panthers be here?

 

curious as to where exactly the information from the list came from. the order is right, but the numbers are a little off compared to pff.

 

according to pff, carolina currently sits at #11 with a +7.1.

[Big A]

If you go to 7 places, after Ravens is Saints in 6th with 13.4, and 49ers in 7th with 13.1.

Panthers are in 11th with a 7.1.

[panthers55]

As long as we get tremendous pressure on Palmer on Sunday I could care less about PFF rankings.  Each week is about winning individual matchups against the competition. As long as we do that and get a win that is all that matters.  The same with  power rankings.  Who gives a crap unless they help you make the playoffs.