PFF grades for Colts game: Jonathon Cooper gets their game ball for highest grade

[jobberone]

Cooper LG and Green Swing Tackle.

 

[ConceptCoop]

IIRC they grade QBs off the difficulty of their throws or something like that. Which is ridiculous

Folks should actually understand the grading system before bashing it.

 

[Nirvana]

Folks should actually understand the grading system before bashing it.

This site gets more &*%$ from people yet over half the teams in the league pay for their private services. Give me a break with it already it's valuable info on the play of players.

 

[ConceptCoop]

This site gets more &*%$ from people yet over half the teams in the league pay for their private services. Give me a break with it already it's valuable info on the play of players.

Seriously. They don't pretend that their grades are the be-all and end-all; they're a piece of the puzzle. I don't take their grades as gospel, but I value them plenty. It takes 10 minutes to read up on their scoring system and understand what you're talking about, but people can't be bothered with it.

 

[diefree666]

My question is do they have ALL 22 when they are doing the grading?

 

[Doomsdayblitz]

I would put him right up there. I watched the game three times, slow-motioning the LOS scrimmage twice. Cooper showed great push in the run game & stuffed his man on most pass plays. I can't believe we have another 1st round pick on the O-line who is finally playing up to his draft status. Man, we are stacked there.

 

[armadillooutlaw]

I would put him right up there. I watched the game three times, slow-motioning the LOS scrimmage twice. Cooper showed great push in the run game & stuffed his man on most pass plays. I can't believe we have another 1st round pick on the O-line who is finally playing up to his draft status. Man, we are stacked there.

Dude even La'el had a great game, man. Played like 25 snaps. Pretty much flawless on all but 1 play where he kinda got pushed around a bit but overall great stuff. I think this O-line is going to be significantly better than last year.

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

Great news on Coop. ...Green is good but afraid he is too injury prone....might go with a sneaky Free Agent addition or carry 8 OLs.

 

[xwalker]

Folks should actually understand the grading system before bashing it.

It is impossible for a small company to accurately analyze all snaps in all games.

 

[diefree666]

It is impossible for a small company to accurately analyze all snaps in all games.

and have them out the day after the game

 

[CCBoy]

I tried to give him props last night and they merged it with the Cooper Rush thread. LOL, he did great!

Hey Coach, I'll sooth the ego...tacos and beer on me.

 

[Doomsday101]

I thought Cooper was outstanding in the game and would also give a big thumbs up to Chaz Green on his play. I think this Cowboys line will improve from what we have seen in the recent past.

 

[Bullflop]

I'm a bit relieved to see Cooper being regarded as looking highly capable. There are two more preseason games to be played, however. Let's take them into consideration as well before deciding who deserves to be held in highest esteem. Let's hope one emerges and distinguishes himself as being suitably impressive. Looks like Cooper 1st and Green 2nd so far. Let's keep our eyes peeled for more info in the games yet to come.

 

[ConceptCoop]

It is impossible for a small company to accurately analyze all snaps in all games.

They had 80+ employees as of 2015.

 

[ConceptCoop]

and have them out the day after the game

Football games have 11 minutes of actual action.

 

[ConceptCoop]

My question is do they have ALL 22 when they are doing the grading?

They do the initial scoring without it, flag plays they want to re-review once All-22 is available, then go back and re-grade those plays.

 

[diefree666]

They do the initial scoring without it, flag plays they want to re-review once All-22 is available, then go back and re-grade those plays.

So they were able to do that in less than 24 hours? Actually it was about 14 hours from when the game ended and the PFF grades came out.

 

[ConceptCoop]

So they were able to do that in less than 24 hours? Actually it was about 14 hours from when the game ended and the PFF grades came out.

I don't know for certain, but I don't see any reason to doubt them. They run a pretty big ship. They have a contract with NBC, ESPN, and many NFL teams. Would they really risk all of that to lie about their services? All it takes is a few former employees spilling the beans to flush that all away.

 

[KingintheNorth]

So they were able to do that in less than 24 hours? Actually it was about 14 hours from when the game ended and the PFF grades came out.

It's doable.

 

[diefree666]

Lets look at this closer. Assume that they use two people per team- one defense and one offense. Each has around 50 plays to look at; leave out ST.
There is 11 players to look at. Say you spend 2 minutes per play on each player. 50 X 11 = 550. 550 X 2 minutes = 1100 minutes. 1100 divided by 60 = 18 hours+. THEN supposedly those results are looked at by former HCs. Even if you only spend 1 minutes per play per player it does not wash.