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Originally Posted by wazu
You apparently do want to defend PFF to even engage in this. Mahomes threw a 76% completion percentage, 360 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INTs. He threw to 9 different receivers. There is no way his performance was "just barely a starter" because his receivers were getting too open.
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Two things can be true, PFF is generally bad and also you can still be wrong about that game. You just come across as a dumbass saying he must have had a great game if he had 360 yards and 5 TDs. Per PFR, 192 of those 360 yards were after the catch, the average air yards per completion was only 4.3, and he had a fumble.
Plus per PFF for 2022, Patrick Mahomes finished with an elite grade and was their best QB per their ratings system.
I'm not even sure his 70 grade is "barely a starter" as you suggest, because I don't know their rating system well, as like I said PFF is garbage
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Originally Posted by Kiimo
Hiring unpaid interns to determine what is an expected turnover play or whatever is why PFF is a joke and yes they do this
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One of the few things I agree with PFF on is that if a QB throws a pass right to a defender and the defender drops it, you should probably call that a bad play by the QB.
The same way I don't blame Mahomes when he throws a perfect bomb to end a game and MVS drops it.