BirdGangThing
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So you value the PFF grades... when it suits youJosh Jones had a 43.7 PFF grade and had 2 penalties for the Texans on Sunday. Maybe trading him to the Texans was part of the master plan.
So you value the PFF grades... when it suits youJosh Jones had a 43.7 PFF grade and had 2 penalties for the Texans on Sunday. Maybe trading him to the Texans was part of the master plan.
Eh I don't think PFF accounts for everything, to include the difficulty of the opposing player.Josh Jones had a 43.7 PFF grade and had 2 penalties for the Texans on Sunday. Maybe trading him to the Texans was part of the master plan.
How are Young and Stroud moving up??xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Josh Jones had a 43.7 PFF grade and had 2 penalties for the Texans on Sunday. Maybe trading him to the Texans was part of the master plan.
No idea, but I had the same questions.How are Young and Stroud moving up??
They have Daniel Jones as a mid-level QB - with both Howell and Dobbs at the very ass end - can't say I disagreexc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Because Aaron Rodgers left the chat and Zach Wilson joined.No idea, but I had the same questions.
Hey coachxc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
So you value the PFF grades... when it suits you
Maybe. I mean if you remove his one outlier year, Daniel Jones is averaging 12 TDs per season.Yes. I'm pretty sure Daniel Jones with 54 NFL starts is better right now that Sam Howell with 3 NFL starts. There's a difference between not justifying the sixth overall pick in the NFL draft and maybe not as good as a former fifth round pick entering his second year.
I'm not disagreeing with the idea that Jones is better, but he is also a known quantity while Howell is not.He's way better. Cool that Jones is the worst highly paid QB in the league, but that's not what this conversation is about. You can have a legitimate debate about how much better Daniel Jones is than Derek Carr or Jared Goff. That's just a different conversation than whether Jones is better than Sam Howell.
There's a reason Washington paid Jacoby Brissett $8 million this year, and it's not because he's an amazing tutor.
Maybe. I mean if you remove his one outlier year, Daniel Jones is averaging 12 TDs per season.
I'm not disagreeing with the idea that Jones is better, but he is also a known quantity while Howell is not.
Not me. I don't think they are much of an accurate reflection at all.Doesn't everyone on this board?
You might be right, but speaking for myself, they are the ONLY ratings I see.Not me. I don't think they are much of an accurate reflection at all.