Playoffs
10-07-2012, 04:51 PM
A few surprises in PFF's Top 5s, imo:Scramble: Prominent Units (https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/10/06/scramble-prominent-position-groups/)
Site Admin | 2012/10/06
Position groups. Separate units on the practice field and in meeting rooms, but part of the whole that makes the team on Sundays. You’ll hear some being mentioned in off-hand comments as being the best in the league but it’s not often that anyone really looks deeper into it. Addressing that, this week’s Scramble assignment was to search out and highlight some of this season’s top units.
The members of our Scramble team were each asked to select a position group to focus on and then break it down, giving a loose Top 5 led by one team they could sift out above the others. Gordon, John, Trey, and Bryan brought back three defensive groups and one from the other side of the ball. Below you’ll find their reviews of the current top dog in each as well as a handful of others that belong in the conversation.
A note: while we separate 3-4 and 4-3 defenders in our Premium Stats, this assignment didn’t make that distinction and the position groups were considered against each other regardless of base alignment. The receiving corps section also took into account all receivers; tight ends and running backs included.
Defensive Backs
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Defensive Lines
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Linebackers
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Receiving Corps
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read more: https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/10/06/scramble-prominent-position-groups/
Site Admin | 2012/10/06
Position groups. Separate units on the practice field and in meeting rooms, but part of the whole that makes the team on Sundays. You’ll hear some being mentioned in off-hand comments as being the best in the league but it’s not often that anyone really looks deeper into it. Addressing that, this week’s Scramble assignment was to search out and highlight some of this season’s top units.
The members of our Scramble team were each asked to select a position group to focus on and then break it down, giving a loose Top 5 led by one team they could sift out above the others. Gordon, John, Trey, and Bryan brought back three defensive groups and one from the other side of the ball. Below you’ll find their reviews of the current top dog in each as well as a handful of others that belong in the conversation.
A note: while we separate 3-4 and 4-3 defenders in our Premium Stats, this assignment didn’t make that distinction and the position groups were considered against each other regardless of base alignment. The receiving corps section also took into account all receivers; tight ends and running backs included.
Defensive Backs
...
Defensive Lines
...
Linebackers
...
Receiving Corps
...
read more: https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/10/06/scramble-prominent-position-groups/