thunderpimp91
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We better hope it is....if the pass rush isnt there this team isnt going to be very good.How do we know our pass rush will be our strength?? Let's not drink the kool-aid!
We better hope it is....if the pass rush isnt there this team isnt going to be very good.How do we know our pass rush will be our strength?? Let's not drink the kool-aid!
The issue is you're looking at it from a standpoint of rankings when its actually grading. Lamb certainly had a few bad games that brought is average down. That doesnt mean he isnt still viewed as a top 10WR though. On the other side of that you could have a less talented player who never makes big plays but is a more consistent player play to play and week to week and gets easier assignments. That doesnt make them a top WR despite the fact that their grades are going to be higher.Any list that has 90% of teams having. A WR ranked higher than Ceedee is click bait and not real! I knew PFF was bad, but to have him be lower ranked than a WR on 25 teams is the wildest think in the history of their DA site!!!
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2025-r...ocial&utm_campaign=dhtwitter&utm_content=null
2025 NFL Roster Rankings: Strengths, weaknesses and X-factors for every starting lineup
15. Dallas Cowboys
Biggest strength in 2024: Pass rush
Dallas ranked fourth in the NFL in PFF pass-rush grade despite Micah Parsons missing four games due to injury. Of course, Parsons did his part when healthy, posting an elite 91.6 PFF pass-rush grade that ranked third among qualified edge defenders. The other big contributor was defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, who placed among the league’s top interior defenders with 60 pressures and a 78.5 PFF pass-rush grade.
Biggest weakness in 2024: Run defense
Dallas’ performance in run defense was among the NFL’s worst. Only Carolina posted a lower PFF run-defense grade. Linebacker Eric Kendricks and safety Malik Hooker were the Cowboys’ only qualified players to earn at least a 70.0 PFF run-defense grade. New defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus needs to make the team's run defense a priority if this team is going to compete with the likes of Philadelphia and Washington.
X-factor for 2025: QB Dak Prescott
Prescott is a prime bounce-back candidate after earning a career-low 67.2 PFF passing grade in his eight games last season. That came on the heels of his career-high 86.9 PFF passing grade in 2023. If Prescott plays closer to his 2023 form with wide receiver George Pickens in the fold, Dallas has plenty of talent to secure a postseason berth.
Just like my stance under McFraud which was an epic fail.If Dak Prescott is deemed to be the X-Factor then god help us all![]()
“possibility”? Slay is on the Steelers, Pickett is on the Browns. I’d say it’s a strong “possibility” the Eagles won’t have those two. Regard for the Eagles by the media is not based on what players they no longer have, but players they do have.EAGLES may be over rated
"he Eagles have lost at least three, but potentially as many as five, starters since the 2024 season. Specifically, they have lost Milton Williams, Josh Sweat, and Mekhi Becton in free agency, and there's a possibility of losing two more players, Darius Slay and Kenny Pickett."
This is why you take PFF with a grain of salt.Any list that has 90% of teams having. A WR ranked higher than Ceedee is click bait and not real! I knew PFF was bad, but to have him be lower ranked than a WR on 25 teams is the wildest think in the history of their DA site!!!
Absolutely. The only thing I can count on being accurate is what I read at cowboyszone.This is why you take PFF with a grain of salt.