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Thought while we are waiting for the real **** to start, might as well take a look at some rankings that I found interesting and wanted to share. Ted Thompson absolutely crushed it with adding CB talent, as did Joe Whitt in coaching them up. Wow.

 

After two preseason games per PFF:

Defense Overall = 9

Run D = 14

Pass Rush  = 18

Pass Cov = 4

 

By Position:

DE 3-4:

27. Christian Ringo (tied with Datone Jones for QB Hurries at #28)

31. Mike Pennel (ranks #11 overall in QB Hurries)

34. Lavon Hooks

61. Khyri Thornton

72. Datone Jones (ranks #2 overall in Sacks, #28 in QB Hurries)

91. Josh Boyd (tied with Datone Jones for QB Hurries at #28)

 

DT/NT

19. Bruce Gaston

95. BJ Raji

 

OLB

6. Jay Elliott

41. Adrian Hubbard

62. Andy Mulumba

65. Jermauria Rasco

 

ILB

26. Jake Ryan (#19 overall against Rush, #20 overall in Coverage)

32 Carl Bradford (#7 overall against Rush)

44. Sam Barrington (#9 overall in Coverage)

64. Nate Palmer

 

CB

1. Ladarius Gunter

13. Quinten Rollins

29. Damarious Randall

65. Casey Hayward

171. Kyle Sebetic

(Dead Last = Trae Waynes at 181. Also of note, Tramon Williams is tied with Hayward at #65, Davon House #88, Eric Rowe #111, Kyle Fuller from CHI at #177) For some reason Sam Shields is not listed, though I thought he played in both games.

 

Also, in Coverage, Gunter ranks #1 as well. Against the Run, GB has Gunter and Rollins tied at #2, and Casey Hayward at #7, Randall at #21

 

S

27. Jean Fanor

46. Micah Hyde

80. Chris Banjo

109. Ha Ha Clinton-Dix

 

Offense = 17

Not going to get into all of it on O, but found this interesting:

QB rankings = #3 Aaron Rodgers, #4 Scott Tolzien

 

ST team = 25

 

ST

5. Aaron Ripkowski (ranked #1 overall in Tackles)

39. Jeff Janis, tied with Jake Ryan

110. Joe Thomas tied with Harold Spears, Quinten Rollins and JC Tretter

 

K

14. Mason Crosby

 

P

39. Tim Masthay

 

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Originally Posted by Trophies:

For some reason Sam Shields is not listed, though I thought he played in both games.

 

 

If he was not thrown at the mensa's at PFF don't know how to grade him. ** edit **   And I'll add that their rankings a worthless during the PS as they can't possibly see every player on every play like their process describes.

 

link

STEP 1

We grade. An analyst grades every single player and every single play on a scale of -2 to +2.

 

 

#justpissedididntstartasitelikethiswithsatori

 

 

Last edited by H5

I would argue that there might be some value on the extremes of the bell curve with the large middle not meaning much at all.

 

Of course some of these guys are also the victim of vanilla schemes or may be working on specific technique which the coaches are happy with, but doesn't show up on the field or in stats.

 

In general I would tend to think the positives mean more than the negatives. To have a positive score right now means you still had to execute and do something. Where there is smoke there is likely fire.

 

 

 

Reasons for guarded optimism : Pass Cover (4), Jay Elliot (6), Gunter (1), Rollins (13), Datone Jones (ranks #2) overall in Sacks,  Bruce Gaston (19)

QB rankings = #3 Aaron Rodgers, #4 Scott Tolzien,

ST Ripkowski (5),

 

My take away...this is a passing league. We are in good hands with young new talent capable of pass defensing. McCarthy's creds as a QB coach shine here. 

 

The Bad: ST (25) ,  P Mashtay (39), Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (109), BJ Raji (95)

 

Special teams might be looking bad because they are retooling. Could still gel. Mashtay's head is really up his ass, as we feared. Ha Ha, I dunno giving him benefit of doubt. Raji must just look bad due to scheme, doesn't match practice feedback. 

 

As long as we don't have QB's and most of our secondary  on the bad list...things look fine. May need to say a prayer for Zook. Worried we actually go backwards, but too early to say. It's hard to sugar coat Mashtay right now...punting is punting. WTF is his problem? 

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