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Good for Dobbs. I liked him and hope he gets the chance to see the field again at some point.
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PFF GRADES THROUGH 12-weeks
TOTAL OFFENSIVE GRADES:
___________________________________1 of 31 players currently performing at Elite Level 90-100
Chubb - RB - 90.5 - 2nd of 62 - Georgia - 2018
___________________________________1 of 31 players currently performing at Pro Bowl Level 89-85
Bitonio - G - 87.7 - 2nd of 86 - Nevada - 2014
___________________________________5 of 31 players performing at Starter Level 84-70
Pocic - C - 83.0 - 3rd of 38 - LSU - 2017 (Injured - placed on IR)
Brissett - QB - 82.5 - 9th of 37 - NC State - 2016
Njoku - TE - 81.4 - 2nd of 71 - Miami, FL - 2017
Cooper - WR - 79.9 - 15th of 119 - Alabama - 2016
Teller - G - 72.0 - 13th of 86 - Virginia Tech - 2018
___________________________________11 of 31 players currently performing at Backup Level 69-60
Hunt - RB - 69.3 - 34th of 62 - Toledo - 2017
DPJ - WR - 68.6 - 48th of 119 - Michigan - 2020
Conklin - OT - 67.5 - 43rd of 77 - Michigan St - 2016
Froholdt - G - 66.2 - 28th of 86 - Arkansas - 2019
Johnson - RB - 65.9 - NR - South Florida - 2019
Forbes - G - 65.5 - NR - SE Missouri St - 2019
York - K - 63.4 - 30th of 44 - LSU - 2022
Wills - OT - 63.2 - 53rd of 77 - Alabama - 2020
Dunn - OT - 61.1 - NR - Maryland - 2017
Forristall - TE - 60.1 - NR - Alabama - 2021
Haeg - OT - 60.0 - NR - N Dakota St - 2016
___________________________________13 of 31 players currently performing at Replaceable Level 59-0
Brown - TE - 59.8 - 39th of 71 - Oregon - 2017
Bryant - TE - 58.1 - 46th of 71 - Florida Atlantic - 2020
Hubbard - T - 55.8 - NR - UAB - 2013
Watson - QB - 55.8 - NR - Clemson - 2017
Woods II - WR - 55.7 - NR - Oklahoma - 2022
Mancz - C - 55.1 - NR - Toledo - 2015
Hudson - OT - 55.0 - NR - Cincinnati - 2021
Bell - WR - 54.9 - 112th of 119 - Purdue - 2022
Schwartz - WR - 50.8 - NR - Auburn - 2021
Felton - WR - 50.6 - NR - UCLA - 2021
Ford - RB - 50.0 - NR - Cincinnati - 2022
James - TE - 42.2 - NR - Penn St - 2015
Rogers - WR - 00.0 - NR - Grambling St - 2016
TOTAL DEFENSIVE GRADE
___________________________________1 of 30 players currently performing at Elite Level 90-100
Garrett - Edge - 92.2 - 1st of 122 - Texas A&M - 2017
___________________________________0 of 30 players currently performing at Pro Bowl Level 89-85
___________________________________5 of 30 players currently performing at Starter Level 84-70
Walker - LB - 82.7 - NR - Northwestern - 2017 (injured, out for season)
Bojorquez - P - 76.6 - 7th of 32 - New Mexico - 2018
Emerson - CB - 71.1 - 24th of 119 - Mississippi St - 2022
Graham - CB - 70.7 - NR - Oregon - 2021
Clowney - Edge - 70.3 - 41st of 122 - South Carolina - 2014
___________________________________7 of 30 players currently performing at Backup Level 69-60
Takitaki - LB - 67.8 - 28th of 81 - BYU - 2019 (injured, out for season)
Newsome - CB - 66.2 - 45th of 119 - Northwestern - 2021
Fields -- LB - 64.6 - NR - West Virginia - 2021
D. Bell - S - 64.5 - NR - West Florida Argonauts - 2022
JOK - LB - 63.7 - 38th of 81 - Notre Dame - 2021
Kunaszyk - LB - 63.7 - NR - California - 2019
Stille - DT - 62.8 - NR - Nebraska - 2022
___________________________________17 of 30 players currently performing Replaceable Level 59-0
Delpit - S - 57.6 - 65th of 88 - LSU - 2020
Johnson - S - 57.3 - 64th of 88 - Boston Coll - 2017
Thomas - Edge - 57.3 - NR - Oklahoma - 2022
Winovich - Edge - 55.1 - NR - Michigan - 2019
Rochell - Edge - 52.9 - NR - Notre Dame - 2017 (Waived 11/12)
Perry - DT - 52.4 - NR - Illinois - 2022 (Waived 11/14)
Williams - CB - 52.2 - NR - LSU - 2019
Harrison - S - 49.4 - NR - Alabama - 2018
Bryan - DT - 49.0 - 93rd of 124 - Florida - 2018
Ward - CB - 47.6 - 107th of 119 - Ohio St - 2018
Winfrey - DT - 43.9 - 106th of 124 - Oklahoma - 2022
Green - CB - 42.0 - NR - Oklahoma St - 2020
Wright - Edge - 40.2 - 122nd of 122 - UAB - 2022
Jones - LB - 37.2 - NR - LSU - 2016
Phillips - LB - 36.7 - 78th of 81 - LSU - 2020 (injured, out for season)
Elliott - DT - 34.8 - 115th of 124 - Missouri - 2020
Togiai - DT - 30.4 - 121st of 124 - Ohio St - 2021
NR = Not Ranked due to not having snap minimum
SCALE:
100 - 90 = Elite level of play
85-89 = Pro Bowl level of play
84-70 = Starter level of play
69-60 = Backup level of play
59-0 = Replaceable level of play
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Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan, are you trying to say Watson is replaceable after one game? Really? lmao
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Are you saying that Watson's performance was anywhere near respectable? Watson's PFF Grade after 1 game is not a validation of his skill level, it's a grade of the performance that he demonstrated on the field. His level of actual performance was at the replaceable level. By your thinking, Watson should be classified as Elite whether his level of play dictates that or not? Excuses aside, and OMG I know there's a bunch of excuses, the level of play demonstrated by Watson in his first game back after 700 days was graded out at 55.8 which is unacceptable play from a QB and a starting point for where he is right now. Now if Watson's performance against the worst team in the NFL is acceptable for you then so be it, that's your opinion. The PFF Grade earned for his performance is what it is, a snapshot of his actual performance on the field, nothing more - nothing less.
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Browns claim Jaelon Darden, place Anthony Schwartz (concussion) on IR.
Darden is a small/fast WR and return prospect, and the Browns obviously view him as worth a shot.
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Are you saying that Watson's performance was anywhere near respectable? Watson's PFF Grade after 1 game is not a validation of his skill level, it's a grade of the performance that he demonstrated on the field. His level of actual performance was at the replaceable level. By your thinking, Watson should be classified as Elite whether his level of play dictates that or not? Excuses aside, and OMG I know there's a bunch of excuses, the level of play demonstrated by Watson in his first game back after 700 days was graded out at 55.8 which is unacceptable play from a QB and a starting point for where he is right now. Now if Watson's performance against the worst team in the NFL is acceptable for you then so be it, that's your opinion. The PFF Grade earned for his performance is what it is, a snapshot of his actual performance on the field, nothing more - nothing less. Lmao. Don't have a meltdown, steve. His play was certainly unacceptable in his first game after not playing for almost two full years. But he was considered elite before, and there should be a little leeway to get back to his best form. Maybe he won't, or maybe he will but reacting like he's replaceable after one game is hilarious. I mean, seriously, it's not even in the realm of possibilities. Now, of course, if he stinks the rest of the year, then we should be crapping our pants.
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Lmao. Don't have a meltdown, steve. His play was certainly unacceptable in his first game after not playing for almost two full years. But he was considered elite before, and there should be a little leeway to get back to his best form. Maybe he won't, or maybe he will but reacting like he's replaceable after one game is hilarious. I mean, seriously, it's not even in the realm of possibilities. Now, of course, if he stinks the rest of the year, then we should be crapping our pants. OCD, you must be mistaken or something to assume that I had anything to do with Watson being in the replaceable level of the PFF. Any QB that performs at the 55.8 grade level is in the replaceable level. That's not a shot at Watson, it's just where his lack luster performance has him within the scale. It's no different than with Ward. He supposedly received a mega contract because he was playing elite according to Berry. He's sucking eggs this year and has had concussion issues and certainly not going to be replaced as long as Berry is here but his performance on the field none the less through 12 games grades out at 47.6 and ranked 107th of 119 CB's ranked. PFF doesn't take into consideration playing to get the rust off or in Wards case a concussion. Anyway, there was nothing I did to place Watson where his performance placed him.
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Straight to the IR with a concussion? I don't believe I've ever seen that before.
I guess there's a possibility we may see him in the final game this season. If not, I wish him well in his future endeavors. I don't think a career in the NFL is in the cards.
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