Isn’t that a strength because a real person grader will have greater insight on

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Sep 3, 2024
8:50:38am

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that than a box score would. They are more likely to guess correctly whose fault it was than stats could ever predict.

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Lots of comments not knowing how PFF grading works. Here is a breakdown

spidercoug

Sep 3, 8:40am

If you have more opportunities for positive scores, wouldn't that play into it?

RGGeemer

Sep 3, 8:42am

Normalized by number of plays. See Luke To'omalatai being BYU's fourth highest

spidercoug

Sep 3, 8:43am

But also highlights its flaws since they do not know whose fault it is in a play.

Baron

Sep 3, 8:44am

All-22 is going to show that. If a WR is slow on a timing route, so the ball is

spidercoug

Sep 3, 8:49am

It is not going to show if the WR ran the wrong route. Or if the QB got the play wrong.

Baron

Sep 3, 8:50am

They are going to attempt to show that. In some cases it is obvious. In

bluesloth

Sep 3, 8:52am

Isn’t that a strength because a real person grader will have greater insight on

BYUCLA

Sep 3, 8:50am

Yeah, it's not perfect. But it's probably as close as we can get without knowing the play call and the assignments for

dilbert

Sep 3, 9:03am

Connor Stalions can tell you the play call. He has a system.

Captain Stubing

Sep 3, 9:44am

Great breakdown here QB specific with video examples

spidercoug

Sep 3, 8:49am

and they do all that grading without looking at film.

Belboz

Sep 3, 8:58am

PFF's grading is all from film

spidercoug

Sep 3, 9:10am

It was a joke. CBers have pretended that film review is unnecessary

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