Rough start for CB Awuzie?

[Phoenix]

Have not been able to see any games yet but PFF has our 2nd rounder CB pretty low compared to other rookie CB in the first two rounds:

 

[Bigwheelz34]

Lol.... None of them have played a game yet. Rank them after they've had to check Julio and Dez in back to back weeks.. Then give me feedback..Geez

 

[Irvin88_4life]

Awuzie looked really good when he played

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Corner is one of the most difficult positions to transition to in the NFL.

 

[Hardline]

He came within a fingertip from getting a pick 6 against Arizona.

 

[Carson]

He came within a fingertip from getting a pick 6 against Arizona.

Sadly, that's the exact same story of every corner here since Primetime, Kevin Smith and Larry Brown

 

[stilltheguru88]

Sadly, that's the exact same story of every corner here since Primetime, Kevin Smith and Larry Brown

No never came close to a pick 6. Preseason or regular season

 

[mattjames2010]

Not expecting much from either of our rookie corners. Sadly, our backfield has 3 players that can't get their head around or locate the ball in the air. I think Scandrick is still searching for the ball he deflected into the air in the last game. Same goes for Jones. I think Heath is the only one with any kind of ball awareness.

 

[xwalker]

Have not been able to see any games yet but PFF has our 2nd rounder CB pretty low compared to other rookie CB in the first two rounds:

False.

He was good in the 1st game and out injured afterwards.

PFF is a complete joke.

They once rated Doug Free higher than Tyron Smith.

The man-hour required to accurately grade all players on all snaps played in all games is more than a company with a reported 80 employees could accomplish.

Think about hard bad the NFL refs are at their job and how inconsistent they are from one to the next. Now imagine tiny company getting consistent results from 80 people watching game footage and deciding who did what and putting an exact ranking on each snap.

 

[Kaiser]

They once rated Doug Free higher than Tyron Smith.

Get a rope.

 

[NeonDeion21]

False.

He was good in the 1st game and out injured afterwards.

PFF is a complete joke.

They once rated Doug Free higher than Tyron Smith.

The man-hour required to accurately grade all players on all snaps played in all games is more than a company with a reported 80 employees could accomplish.

Think about hard bad the NFL refs are at their job and how inconsistent they are from one to the next. Now imagine tiny company getting consistent results from 80 people watching game footage and deciding who did what and putting an exact ranking on each snap.

They have well over 1,500 now. They have enough to grade H.S. football.

 

[NeonDeion21]

Little known secret, but the NFL granted them access to the All-22 during games.

 

[Denim Chicken]

No never came close to a pick 6. Preseason or regular season

 

[kumizi]

I don't think PFF stats matter in small sample size. It's like defensive stats in baseball. Over a long time though, i think PFF does a great job at telling you who is good and who isn't.

 

[stilltheguru88]

I said Mo never did

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Awuzie looked really good when he played

He jumped that one ball but his footwork was awful as he got turned around multiple times outside of that. Then he got hurt and hasn't played.

 

[Denim Chicken]

I said Mo never did

My bad. You said no, though. Lol

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

I don't think PFF stats matter in small sample size. It's like defensive stats in baseball. Over a long time though, i think PFF does a great job at telling you who is good and who isn't.

I like their counting stats. When they say player X had the most hits or pressures then I pay attention. Their grades are crap IMO. FIrst of all they are subjective but compounding that is how they have dozens of different people grading the same player making it random subjectivity.

 

[gmoney112]

Better question, why are you using PFF to judge a rookie CB in preseason?

 

[MileyDancer]

Sadly, that's the exact same story of every corner here since Primetime, Kevin Smith and Larry Brown

Lmao. Exactly