@adamlevitan@BrandonThornNFL@evansilva@adamlevitan@BrandonThornNFL@evansilva Cleveland 69* I'm referencing the PFF grades because they were referenced throughout the show. This unit was also much better in pass pro and Brandon's rankings are weighted towards pass pro. It's just a little confusing given the grades
@adamlevitan@BrandonThornNFL@evansilva I watched the OL show and it was great. I do have a question about the Jaguars ranking. Thorn has them ranked 30th, it's confusing because the individual grades (Van Lanen 78.7 Harrison 73.2, Cleveland, Hainsey 61 Mecari 59 aren't bad.
@Ihartitz Are we certain the Cardinals offense is going to suck? I know Vegas isn't high on them but they get an upgrade at play caller and have legit weapons at WR & TE. It wouldn't surprise me if their offense is much better than what the market is giving it credit for.
@SmolaDS@PFF What's even more impressive and isn't discussed is their passing game was this good (the second half of the season) despite an ineffective run game, and little to no production from BTJ & Travis Hunter!
@ScottBarrettDFB@PSidikman The answer is Trevor Lawrence, I love all of the Jags receivers (including Hunter) but they will likely end cannibalizing each other's upside. Trevor stands to benefit from a deep explosive receiver core heading into year 2 of Liam Coen's offense. He has 40+ total TD upside
@RyanJ_Heath@FantasyPtsData He's had two of the biggest cheat codes in football the past few years. I do believe he's a good play caller but imagine if Kyle, Ben or Liam had LJ and Derrick Henry
@SleeperNFL@Jaguars@SleeperJaguars@JaguarsLeadSM He's arguably the most underrated player in the league, he's a really good route runner that wins at every level and is great at the catch point and after the catch. He's a sleeper to lead the league in catches given his talent, the scheme he plays in and the QB he plays with