Originally Posted by BlackOp:
PFF had Karlaftis as the 10th best player overall...it IS PFF but landing him at 30 is a good get.
Doink fans are just salty having to watch the first 2 rounds, this and next year...with their collective thumbs up Wilson's ass...the reality of what they actually gave up is starting to sink in.
Watching their most hated rival adding 4 players this year before they even get a shot...and two next year probably doesn't add to their bloated off-season overconfidence.
It’s really simple.
PFF’s board puts stock into their grades. Their grades, while mostly useless, most of the time they can at least tell you ____ is a good football player.
Guys like Karlaftis and McDuffie are going to grade well in their system because they’re good football players. They just have certainly knocks that scare people away from the film.
They’re high floor guys, that at 21 years old, probably have a little more ceiling than they’re getting credit for. [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
I love how you talk about Karlaftis as if you know anything, yet you’re completely unaware that he’s been seen as a future 1st rounder since his Freshman season.
This guy has been mocked in the 1st round for years. He didn’t just come out of nowhere. Some had him as high as a top 15 prospect in a great EDGE class.
You also avoided my question/post.
You realize that Karlaftis, despite his 5 sacks, still had an elite pressure rate last year, right? Do you understand that pass rush productivity goes beyond sacks?
Of course pass rushing is more than just sacks. Now, can you tell me: the pressure rate you keep touting, is that an official stat that we can use to compare players from different draft classes, or is that something just from PFF? [Reply]
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
Of course pass rushing is more than just sacks. Now, can you tell me: the pressure rate you keep touting, is that an official stat that we can use to compare players from different draft classes, or is that something just from PFF?
Why the need to compare him to different draft classes?
This is one of the best EDGE classes ever. You can compare him to the guys in this draft.
But those stats are available for guys like Oweh from last year I’m sure. You just have to dig them up.
Or you can just watch pretty much any game in his career outside of that 1 you posted. He consistently gets pressure. It’s just a fact. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BlackOp:
PFF had Karlaftis as the 10th best player overall...it IS PFF but landing him at 30 is a good get.
Doink fans are just salty having to watch the first 2 rounds, this and next year...with their collective thumbs up Wilson's ass...the reality of what they actually gave up is starting to sink in.
Watching their most hated rival adding 4 players this year before they even get a shot...and two next year probably doesn't add to their bloated off-season entitlement.
Originally Posted by staylor26:
Why the need to compare him to different draft classes?
This is one of the best EDGE classes ever. You can compare him to the guys in this draft.
But those stats are available for guys like Oweh from last year I’m sure. You just have to dig them up.
Or you can just watch pretty much any game in his career outside of that 1 you posted. He consistently gets pressure. It’s just a fact.
I feel like this should be obvious, but I'll go ahead and explain it anyway. Pressure rates from past years would be especially helpful so you can find a player who got pressures in the same way as Karlaftis did and see how that player translated to the NFL. Unfortunately, no one tracks pressures other than PFF, making it difficult to obtain and difficult to compare. It also makes the stat itself less reliable. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BlackOp:
Just to pile on...KC will likely have 3 3rd round picks next year. So KC will add 5 players to the Doinks one...who wont even pick until the 3rd.
Good luck keeping pace with the team that already owns you...
And after that, the donk show will have to pay the terrible cook $50 million per season. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
I feel like this should be obvious, but I'll go ahead and explain it anyway. Pressure rates from past years would be especially helpful so you can find a player who got pressures in the same way as Karlaftis did and see how that player translated to the NFL. Unfortunately, no one tracks pressures other than PFF, making it difficult to obtain and difficult to compare. It also makes the stat itself less reliable.
You're trying so hard to simultaneously shit on a 21 year old and not come off as condescending; it's hilarious
Hey man you do whatever I guess is working for you [Reply]
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
Not really sure how comparing an incoming NFL player to other NFL players is shitting on him, but OK.
If I compared Jerry Jeudy to Todd Pinkston, how would that sit with you? You're getting ahead of yourself champ, we haven't seen anything in the nfl from George yet but your'e declaring bust... [Reply]
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
Of course pass rushing is more than just sacks. Now, can you tell me: the pressure rate you keep touting, is that an official stat that we can use to compare players from different draft classes, or is that something just from PFF?
Yes, especially when you are double teamed and chipped at Purdue because you are the big fish
gotta have pressure to sack or do sacks just come by accident? [Reply]