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PFF, Graded the Top25 WR’s in football and Cooper & Gallup Graded out as...
5. AMARI COOPER, DALLAS COWBOYS
One of the best route-runners in the NFL, Cooper has also been one of the most prolific deep threats in 2019. He has reeled in eight receptions for 272 yards on throws 20-plus yards downfield, numbers which are tied for first and ranked second respectively through five weeks.
6. MICHAEL GALLUP, DALLAS COWBOYS
Pairing with Cooper to form one of the most formidable wide receiver combos in the NFL, Gallup has been one of the most productive receivers in the league. On the field for 97 snaps as a receiver this season, his 3.49 yards per route run rank first among all receivers with 15-plus targets through five weeks.
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-pff-rankings-top-25-wide-receivers-week-5-2019
While a couple Offensive Linemen were graded out as...
OFFENSIVE TACKLES
1. La’el Collins, Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys paid Collins like one of the best offensive linemen in football this offseason and that’s exactly what he has been on the field for them this year. He has been dominant as a run blocker, producing a position-leading 91.8 PFF run-blocking grade on 137 snaps, and has allowed just one sack and five hurries from 174 pass-blocking snaps.
7. Tyron Smith, Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys missed Smith on Sunday in the loss to the Green Bay Packers, and his work in pass protection over the first three weeks of the season tells the story of why. On 107 pass-blocking snaps in those three games, Smith didn’t allow a single sack, hit or hurry. The one hit and four hurries he has allowed this season all came against the Saints in a game he got hurt in but make no mistake about it, a healthy Tyron Smith is key to the Cowboys offensive line.
Offensive Guards
4. Zack Martin, Dallas Cowboys
Martin has been the best pass blocker in the NFL among guards so far this season, and he has yet to allow a sack on 199 pass-blocking snaps through the first five weeks of the season. In total he has allowed just two hits and three hurries and has been solid as a run blocker too, producing a 75.3 PFF run-blocking grade.
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-top-offensive-linemen-rankings-through-week-5
Just a little interesting information to get you by on this Wednesday evening...
Pretty mind boggling to think that the Cowboys have two Top10 WR’s in the NFL if you go off of the PFF Metrics.
5. AMARI COOPER, DALLAS COWBOYS
One of the best route-runners in the NFL, Cooper has also been one of the most prolific deep threats in 2019. He has reeled in eight receptions for 272 yards on throws 20-plus yards downfield, numbers which are tied for first and ranked second respectively through five weeks.
6. MICHAEL GALLUP, DALLAS COWBOYS
Pairing with Cooper to form one of the most formidable wide receiver combos in the NFL, Gallup has been one of the most productive receivers in the league. On the field for 97 snaps as a receiver this season, his 3.49 yards per route run rank first among all receivers with 15-plus targets through five weeks.
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-pff-rankings-top-25-wide-receivers-week-5-2019
While a couple Offensive Linemen were graded out as...
OFFENSIVE TACKLES
1. La’el Collins, Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys paid Collins like one of the best offensive linemen in football this offseason and that’s exactly what he has been on the field for them this year. He has been dominant as a run blocker, producing a position-leading 91.8 PFF run-blocking grade on 137 snaps, and has allowed just one sack and five hurries from 174 pass-blocking snaps.
7. Tyron Smith, Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys missed Smith on Sunday in the loss to the Green Bay Packers, and his work in pass protection over the first three weeks of the season tells the story of why. On 107 pass-blocking snaps in those three games, Smith didn’t allow a single sack, hit or hurry. The one hit and four hurries he has allowed this season all came against the Saints in a game he got hurt in but make no mistake about it, a healthy Tyron Smith is key to the Cowboys offensive line.
Offensive Guards
4. Zack Martin, Dallas Cowboys
Martin has been the best pass blocker in the NFL among guards so far this season, and he has yet to allow a sack on 199 pass-blocking snaps through the first five weeks of the season. In total he has allowed just two hits and three hurries and has been solid as a run blocker too, producing a 75.3 PFF run-blocking grade.
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-top-offensive-linemen-rankings-through-week-5
Just a little interesting information to get you by on this Wednesday evening...
Pretty mind boggling to think that the Cowboys have two Top10 WR’s in the NFL if you go off of the PFF Metrics.
