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PFF: Bitonio 2nd Team All-Pro, Garret 7th Among Rookies

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  • Sober PoetS Sober Poet wrote on last edited by
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    Link to Article

    Here is what PFF said about Garrett:

    Garrett finishes the season ranked 13th among edge defenders in terms of overall grade, and he’s 1-of-9 edge defenders to finish with grades of at least 85.0 in both run defense and as a pass-rusher. The first-overall pick finished seven straight games with a grade of at least 78.3 to end the season and graded below 74.3 just once all year. Garrett finished every game he played this year with multiple pressures, tallying at least three pressures nine times, and he recorded at least one knockdown in all but one contest. There were few bright spots this season for the Browns, but Garrett was certainly one of them.

  • LogicIsForSquaresL LogicIsForSquares wrote on last edited by
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    Get healthy and I think criticism of Garrett would disappear around these parts. The kid can perform when he is in the game. 

  • jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on last edited by
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    Garrett ONLY 7th despite missing significant time with injury?!

    What a bust.

  • Link to Article

    Here is what PFF said about Garrett:

    Garrett finishes the season ranked 13th among edge defenders in terms of overall grade, and he’s 1-of-9 edge defenders to finish with grades of at least 85.0 in both run defense and as a pass-rusher. The first-overall pick finished seven straight games with a grade of at least 78.3 to end the season and graded below 74.3 just once all year. Garrett finished every game he played this year with multiple pressures, tallying at least three pressures nine times, and he recorded at least one knockdown in all but one contest. There were few bright spots this season for the Browns, but Garrett was certainly one of them.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @sober-poet said:

    Link to Article

    Here is what PFF said about Garrett:

    Garrett finishes the season ranked 13th among edge defenders in terms of overall grade, and he’s 1-of-9 edge defenders to finish with grades of at least 85.0 in both run defense and as a pass-rusher. The first-overall pick finished seven straight games with a grade of at least 78.3 to end the season and graded below 74.3 just once all year. Garrett finished every game he played this year with multiple pressures, tallying at least three pressures nine times, and he recorded at least one knockdown in all but one contest. There were few bright spots this season for the Browns, but Garrett was certainly one of them.

    Is that 13th in all the league....or just 13th among rookie edge rushers.  If the former...its not so bad for a rookie....if the latter...it is suckitage for a rookie #1 overall pick.

  • Garrett ONLY 7th despite missing significant time with injury?!

    What a bust.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @jrb12711 said:

    Garrett ONLY 7th despite missing significant time with injury?!

    What a bust.

    Again, it needs to be put into context.   Not sure what this means.

  • @jrb12711 said:

    Garrett ONLY 7th despite missing significant time with injury?!

    What a bust.

    Again, it needs to be put into context.   Not sure what this means.

    Sober PoetS Sober Poet wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    Again, it needs to be put into context.   Not sure what this means.

    Agreed.  It's a little murky. You need an "elite" subscription to learn more.  Anybody got one?

    Additional Stat I found:

    PFF Elite Stat: Since Week 5 – when Garrett made his debut – his 18 quarterback knockdowns (sacks plus hits) led all rookies.

  • Get healthy and I think criticism of Garrett would disappear around these parts. The kid can perform when he is in the game. 

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    @logicisforsquares said:

    Get healthy and I think criticism of Garrett would disappear around these parts.

    Nah... we know at least one "guy" that would keep the criticism alive.

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    Get healthy and I think criticism of Garrett would disappear around these parts.

    Nah... we know at least one "guy" that would keep the criticism alive.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @tour2ma said:

    Nah... we know at least one "guy" that would keep the criticism alive.

    You know Who?

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    Get healthy and I think criticism of Garrett would disappear around these parts.

    Nah... we know at least one "guy" that would keep the criticism alive.

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @tour2ma said:

    Nah... we know at least one "guy" that would keep the criticism alive.

    Oh that "guy" will be just fine once he has a functional QB and an intact D that gives that QB the ball enough to actually win games. Besides once he he gets a taste of that Venezuelan rum he'll be as mellow as they come. LOL!😁