PFF Draft Grades

[deanpet21]

We got a A-

2021 NFL Draft grades for all 32 teams | NFL Draft | PFF

 

[skinsdad62]

Close for sure

 

[deanpet21]

they gave us the best grade in the division. I liked what we did. I also liked what the giants did still getting a good WR and getting the Bears #1 pick next year which should be top 15. Now they have 2 and the Eagles have 3 first round picks next year. Yikes!!

 

[deanpet21]

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Washington gets good grades for their 2021 draft class - Hogs Haven

 

[skinsdad62]

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

i give dallas a big fat F they needed defense and they drafted defense the problem i have with that philsophy is even if you hit on them picks what are going to do play 7 rookies on defense thats horriable and if you miss on them all your even more screwd ..

 

[skinsdad62]

i give dallas a big fat F they needed defense and they drafted defense the problem i have with that philsophy is even if you hit on them picks what are going to do play 7 rookies on defense thats horriable and if you miss on them all your even more screwd ..

They got some starters and some depth . We will see

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

lets talk about R.A.S this needs to be talked about . How important is it how valuable is it??

 

[deanpet21]

Kiper gave us a B b/c we didnt get Fields. Then says he likes our picks. lol. Would you guys give up what the Bears gave up for Fields? 1,4, and 5?

 

[YankeeRebel]

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS​

R1 (15): QB Mac Jones, Alabama
R2 (38): DI Christian Barmore, Alabama
R3 (96): EDGE Ronnie Perkins, Oklahoma
R4 (120): RB Rhamondre Stevenson, Oklahoma
R5 (177): LB Cameron McGrone, Michigan
R6 (188): CB Joshuah Bledsoe, Missouri
R6 (197): OT William Sherman, Colorado
R7 (242): WR Tre Nixon, UCF

Day 1: The narrative surrounding Mac Jones for the past few weeks was focused on whether he was worth not just the No. 3 overall pick, but the three first-round selections the 49ers invested in that draft slot. At No. 15 overall, it’s an entirely different conversation. Jones led the nation last season in overall PFF grade (95.8) and was the most accurate college quarterback in terms of adjusted completion rate (84.2%) PFF has seen. This is an outstanding pick.

Day 2: Christian Barmore is the best interior defender in this draft, and he should have been a first-round draft pick. He is the only consistently high-level pass rusher from the interior in this class, posting a 90.3 PFF pass-rushing grade against true passing sets last year. Barmore was the No. 12 overall player on the PFF Big Board.

Perkins burst onto the scene with a 90.5 PFF grade last season. The problem was that his stellar play came on only 262 snaps, and some of that was against the lowly Kansas Jayhawks. If that production is real, he is an excellent steal at this pick. He has all the physical traits that the NFL covets at the position, and the Patriots can work with him to find a role on their defense. He needs to work on his hand usage but has everything else one could ask for in an edge rusher.

Day 3: McGrone has legitimate sideline-to-sideline speed. His combination of range and reliable tackling makes him well-suited to shut down outside rushing attacks and screens. And at 20 years old, McGrone has room to grow and improve on some of the concerns surrounding his coverage ability.

Draft Grade: A+

I'll take it.. Couple that with the off season FA pick ups and that is a solid off season for BB and the Pats

 

[deanpet21]

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS​

R1 (15): QB Mac Jones, Alabama
R2 (38): DI Christian Barmore, Alabama
R3 (96): EDGE Ronnie Perkins, Oklahoma
R4 (120): RB Rhamondre Stevenson, Oklahoma
R5 (177): LB Cameron McGrone, Michigan
R6 (188): CB Joshuah Bledsoe, Missouri
R6 (197): OT William Sherman, Colorado
R7 (242): WR Tre Nixon, UCF

Day 1: The narrative surrounding Mac Jones for the past few weeks was focused on whether he was worth not just the No. 3 overall pick, but the three first-round selections the 49ers invested in that draft slot. At No. 15 overall, it’s an entirely different conversation. Jones led the nation last season in overall PFF grade (95.8) and was the most accurate college quarterback in terms of adjusted completion rate (84.2%) PFF has seen. This is an outstanding pick.

Day 2: Christian Barmore is the best interior defender in this draft, and he should have been a first-round draft pick. He is the only consistently high-level pass rusher from the interior in this class, posting a 90.3 PFF pass-rushing grade against true passing sets last year. Barmore was the No. 12 overall player on the PFF Big Board.

Perkins burst onto the scene with a 90.5 PFF grade last season. The problem was that his stellar play came on only 262 snaps, and some of that was against the lowly Kansas Jayhawks. If that production is real, he is an excellent steal at this pick. He has all the physical traits that the NFL covets at the position, and the Patriots can work with him to find a role on their defense. He needs to work on his hand usage but has everything else one could ask for in an edge rusher.

Day 3: McGrone has legitimate sideline-to-sideline speed. His combination of range and reliable tackling makes him well-suited to shut down outside rushing attacks and screens. And at 20 years old, McGrone has room to grow and improve on some of the concerns surrounding his coverage ability.

Draft Grade: A+

I'll take it.. Couple that with the off season FA pick ups and that is a solid off season for BB and the Pats

I agree but your division is alot better too with Buffalo and Miami. Miami had a great draft too. I still think Buffalo and Miami fight it out for the division.

 

[YankeeRebel]

I agree but your division is alot better too with Buffalo and Miami. Miami had a great draft too. I still think Buffalo and Miami fight it out for the division.

Agreed. The AFCE could be a great division to watch this year, it won't be a cake walk for any team

 

[gkekoa]

This is reassuring. I hope the projections are justified.

 

[chillerdab]

AFCE comes down to miami and buffalo. Free agent spending sprees never work out, ever.

Take it from the fans of a team that knows a thing or two about them.

 

[YankeeRebel]

AFCE comes down to miami and buffalo. Free agent spending sprees never work out, ever.

Take it from the fans of a team that knows a thing or two about them.

Yeah I don't agree at all. But we will see.

 

[gkekoa]

Kiper gave us a B b/c we didnt get Fields. Then says he likes our picks. lol. Would you guys give up what the Bears gave up for Fields? 1,4, and 5?

Yep.

 

[chillerdab]

Also, looks like a solid draft for the wft. Most importantly, looks like a solid TEAM for the wft after the draft.

A sight lack of depth at lb and fs, but that’s about it.

depth along both lines, at wr, and at cb. Solid rb corp.

Building a perennial division contender, trending upwards towards perennial nfc championship contender.

 

[chillerdab]

Yeah I don't agree at all. But we will see.

Of course you dont agree. We’ll see indeed.

 

[YankeeRebel]

Of course you dont agree. We’ll see indeed.

Well why would I? Just because you want me to? Your post made no sense and you have nothing to back it.

 

[chillerdab]

Well why would I? Just because you want me to? Your post made no sense and you have nothing to back it.

What?
I dont care if you agree or not.
I have years of washington football futility to back it up. Try again.
You’re looking through belicheck colored glasses.

The Pats are a third place team because free agent spending sprees dont work.
I dont care if you like or agree with it.

You posted about the pats on the WFT message board. Dont like the response? Then take your twisted panties back to the pats board and stfu.