Steve Palazzolo: No One on The Patriots Offense Graded Out Well - Felger & Mazz

[@mluongo5689]

Went to the same high school as Steve. A few years older than me. Interesting thing is he didn’t play football, he was a pitcher. Had to give a shoutout coming from a small town in Massachusetts

[@jayy88]

Didn’t PFF have Trent brown as a top 10 LT

[@EastieRick]

I would have liked to hear how the top 10 graded out not just position but over all.

[@matt46118]

the record they had was very bad but many of the games a few plays on offense going the Patriots way and it would have been different

[@Derrell1122]

That’s why I feel like next year we’re gonna bounce back in a huge way .

[@Jakery1057]

Maybe most of these QBs need a season on the bench. The problem is most coaches are under pressure to win right away so they force the QB into play. It's usually a recipe to ruin said player.

[@FantasySportsZen]

PFF LOVED Zach Wilson and Bryce Young. Just saying, all that data but they don't know shit. Consistently wrong, and then they hedge by saying "always take the qb." I like their grades for reference, but their analysis is garbage tier. 🗑

[@HoodedAlchemy]

I might be crazy I would take a chance om Zach Wilson if I have a great offensive coach as my back up I really think the Jets messed him up by rushing him

[@mctaguer]

Felger, just admit it: you're not smart enough to keep up. That's it. I understand baseball WAR, why don't you?

[@getbuckets4252]

PFF using baseball style analytics and being taken serious is a sad sight. Numbers don't tell the full story.