NFL Week 13: Rookie Team of the Week - Four Cowboys!

[Kwyn]

Interior Offensive Line: Tyler Booker, Dallas Cowboys – 78.9​

The Cowboys pulled off one of their biggest wins of the season on Thanksgiving over the Chiefs, with Booker being among the key contributors. The rookie guard out of Alabamawas particularly dominant as a run blocker, producing a 79.0 grade — which is right in line with the 79.1 figure he carries on the season. In all, Booker totaled five positively-graded run blocks as opposed to just one negative.

Edge Defender: Donovan Ezeiruaku, Dallas Cowboys – 77.7​

While Ezeiruaku won’t make Cowboys fans forget about Micah Parsons anytime soon, he has more than done his part to step up in his absence, having not recorded a PFF grade below 60.0 since Week 4. In the Cowboys’ win over the Chiefs, Ezeiruaku tormented the Chiefs’ offensive line by recording five pressures and two quarterback hits that ended up with him generating a career-high 24.1% pass-rush win rate.

Linebacker: Shemar James, Dallas Cowboys – 66.1​

The rookie fifth-rounder out of Florida only played 12 defensive snaps on Thanksgiving, but that was enough for him to make an impact. He wasn’t targeted a single time on nine coverage snaps for a 66.1 PFF coverage grade.

Cornerback: Trikweze Bridges, Dallas Cowboys – 65.5​

Twenty-five of Bridges’ 27 snaps came in coverage, but that was totally fine for the Cowboys’ defense. While he did allow both of his targets to be caught for either a first down or a touchdown, they were both short-yardage plays, as Bridges permitted just seven yards into his coverage on the day.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-week-13-rookie-team-of-the-week

 

[gimmesix]

Cornerback: Trikweze Bridges, Dallas Cowboys – 65.5​

Twenty-five of Bridges’ 27 snaps came in coverage, but that was totally fine for the Cowboys’ defense. While he did allow both of his targets to be caught for either a first down or a touchdown, they were both short-yardage plays, as Bridges permitted just seven yards into his coverage on the day.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-week-13-rookie-team-of-the-week

This one seems like faint praise. The Chiefs only tried to throw his way twice (probably when we gave him no help) and completed both, including one for a TD. But they were short completions, so there's that.

 

[plymkr]

Abdul Carter got robbed

 

[5Stars]

Abdul Carter got robbed

Was he watching porn?

 

[plymkr]

Was he watching porn?

Lol, too bad there’s no PFF grade for porn watching.

 

[Kwyn]

This one seems like faint praise. The Chiefs only tried to throw his way twice (probably when we gave him no help) and completed both, including one for a TD. But they were short completions, so there's that.

Yeah, since they try to build out a full team, sometimes I’m sure it’s hard find a complete set of Grade A performances

 

[xwalker]

Interior Offensive Line: Tyler Booker, Dallas Cowboys – 78.9​

The Cowboys pulled off one of their biggest wins of the season on Thanksgiving over the Chiefs, with Booker being among the key contributors. The rookie guard out of Alabamawas particularly dominant as a run blocker, producing a 79.0 grade — which is right in line with the 79.1 figure he carries on the season. In all, Booker totaled five positively-graded run blocks as opposed to just one negative.

Edge Defender: Donovan Ezeiruaku, Dallas Cowboys – 77.7​

While Ezeiruaku won’t make Cowboys fans forget about Micah Parsons anytime soon, he has more than done his part to step up in his absence, having not recorded a PFF grade below 60.0 since Week 4. In the Cowboys’ win over the Chiefs, Ezeiruaku tormented the Chiefs’ offensive line by recording five pressures and two quarterback hits that ended up with him generating a career-high 24.1% pass-rush win rate.

Linebacker: Shemar James, Dallas Cowboys – 66.1​

The rookie fifth-rounder out of Florida only played 12 defensive snaps on Thanksgiving, but that was enough for him to make an impact. He wasn’t targeted a single time on nine coverage snaps for a 66.1 PFF coverage grade.

Cornerback: Trikweze Bridges, Dallas Cowboys – 65.5​

Twenty-five of Bridges’ 27 snaps came in coverage, but that was totally fine for the Cowboys’ defense. While he did allow both of his targets to be caught for either a first down or a touchdown, they were both short-yardage plays, as Bridges permitted just seven yards into his coverage on the day.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-week-13-rookie-team-of-the-week

Where is.Revel? He was very good.

 

[Kwyn]

Where is.Revel? He was very good.

He did not grade out well.
49.2

Not awful but not goods

 

[reddyuta]

He did not grade out well.
49.2

Not awful but not goods

PFF doesn't make sense,he was covering the fastest guy in the NFL and did pretty good for a guy coming back from ACL surgery.

 

[Kwyn]

PFF doesn't make sense,he was covering the fastest guy in the NFL and did pretty good for a guy coming back from ACL surgery.

49 is average. It’s not a bad score. Some players are weighted pretty heavy. Penalties, dropped INT, giving up a TD, all if those can knock you down a fair bit. I didn’t do a review of his isolated play so I’ll have to take your word for it.