Preseason box scores are noisy, but pairing film grades with raw production gives clarity.
2026 Preseason PFF Passing Grade vs. NFL Passer Rating (min. 10 attempts, 78 qualifiers).
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@barmix_tony@gmfb I don't care if you guys were fielding a peewee football team that day. I just had fun watching it. Never said anything about the claims you're shadow boxing lol
@TheAthletic Genuinely makes no sense why these guys did this. Making practically pennies in comparison to what they'd make in the NBA playing normally
@RapSheet@GMA An absolute legend of the game. So unfortunate and unfair. Huge respect to him coming out and trying to raise awareness and support for himself and others with the disease
All-Bo's Canton Cutoff Inductee: Jamaal Charles
Years Active: 2008-2018
Accolades:
• 4x Pro Bowl
• 2x 1st Team All-Pro
• 1x 2nd Team All-Pro
Best Season(s) (2010, 2012, 2013):
• 2010: 230 Rushes, 1467 Rushing Yds, 5 Rushing TDs, 45 Receptions, 468 Receiving Yards, 3 Receiving TDs
• 2012: 285 Rushes, 1509 Rushing Yds, 5 Rushing TDs, 35 Receptions, 236 Receiving Yards, 1 Receiving TD
• 2013: 259 Rushes, 1287 Rushing Yards, 12 Rushing TDs, 70 Receptions, 693 Receiving Yards, 7 Receiving TDs
What made Jamaal Charles great?
Speed and explosiveness was Charles game. He made the absolute most out of every touch by amassing a modern era leading yards per carry for a running back with 5.4 YPC.(Trailing only Marion Motley all-time for RBs.) On top of his elite vision and his ability to make defenders miss with his initial cut, he was a threat that could not be ignored in the receiving game. Jamaal Charles was a complete back that could absolutely be the primary engine of any modern offense.
Why does Jamaal Charles fall short of the HOF?
Like many players we'll see in this series, Charles falls short due to injury struggles that impacted his career and his ability to accumulate the counting stats necessary to enter the HOF. ACL tears in 2011 and 2015 eventually sapped his athletic ability and forced him to be a role player from 2015 onward. Charles has all of the talent to be within the HOF, he just unfortunately is up against a backlog of players that were able to amass the counting stats that are typically associated with a HOF resume.
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All-Bo's Canton Cutoff Inductee: Cameron Wake
Years Active: 2009-2019
Accolades:
• 5x Pro Bowler
• 1x 1st Team All-Pro
• 3x 2nd Team All-Pro
• 100.5 Career sacks
• Went Undrafted in 2005, dominated in the CFL in 2007-2008 before joining the Miami Dolphins in 2009 at 27 years old
Best Season(s) (2010 & 2012) :
• 2010: 2nd Team All-Pro, 14 sacks, 21 TFL, 26 QB Hits, 3 FF
• 2012: 1st Team All-Pro, 15 sacks, 13 TFL, 33 QB Hits, 3 FF
What made Cameron Wake great?
Cameron Wake was an ELITE pass rusher who was able to convert speed to power with an explosive first step. Despite his size and strength, Wake also had exceptional bend and the ability to beat Tackles low after the snap. These elite traits were paired with an unending motor which made Wake a threat to offenses on every snap.
Why does Cameron Wake fall short of the HOF?
Although Wake did enter the illustrious 100 sack club, his overall counting stats won't be enough to make the Hall. This is largely due to his rookie season within the league coming at age 27, since he went undrafted in 2005, spent 2 years in the CFL, and didn't formally debut until 2009. Those 4 lost seasons of production, even if they would have been middling, is likely the only reason Wake will not be a HOFer. It for sure isn't due to a lack of talent or impact.
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All-Bo's Canton Cutoff Inductee: Cameron Wake
Years Active: 2009-2019
Accolades:
• 5x Pro Bowler
• 1x 1st Team All-Pro
• 3x 2nd Team All-Pro
• 100.5 Career sacks
• Went Undrafted in 2005, dominated in the CFL in 2007-2008 before joining the Miami Dolphins in 2009 at 27 years old
Best Season(s) (2010 & 2012) :
• 2010: 2nd Team All-Pro, 14 sacks, 21 TFL, 26 QB Hits, 3 FF
• 2012: 1st Team All-Pro, 15 sacks, 13 TFL, 33 QB Hits, 3 FF
What made Cameron Wake great?
Cameron Wake was an ELITE pass rusher who was able to convert speed to power with an explosive first step. Despite his size and strength, Wake also had exceptional bend and the ability to beat Tackles low after the snap. These elite traits were paired with an unending motor which made Wake a threat to offenses on every snap.
Why does Cameron Wake fall short of the HOF?
Although Wake did enter the illustrious 100 sack club, his overall counting stats won't be enough to make the Hall. This is largely due to his rookie season within the league coming at age 27, since he went undrafted in 2005, spent 2 years in the CFL, and didn't formally debut until 2009. Those 4 lost seasons of production, even if they would have been middling, is likely the only reason Wake will not be a HOFer. It for sure isn't due to a lack of talent or impact.
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