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DOB 1994-12-12 ( 29.4) Height 6' 3". Weight 230. Speed 4.67. College Vanderbilt Commodores. Draft Year 2017. Draft Team Houston Texans. Round 2. Selection 57.
Nov 10, 2023 · While not spectacular, these numbers are indicative of Wilson playing generally average football. The overall grade matches Russell Wilson’s overall grade on the season, ranking 17th in the NFL. Similar passers in this mediocre group include Baker Mayfield, Derek Carr and even Brock Purdy.
Apr 7, 1999 · DOB 1999-04-07 ( 25.1) Height 6' 4". Weight 290. Speed —. College Florida Gators. Draft Year 2022. Draft Team Cincinnati Bengals. Round 3. Selection 95.
Oct 11, 2022 · GENO SMITH’S HOT START. NFC personnel executive: Buy Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith is currently PFF’s highest-graded quarterback. Read that again. Soak it in. He leads the position with a 75.2% completion percentage, 80.7% adjusted completion rate, 6.4% big-time throw rate and 113.1 passer rating after going 118-of-157 for 1,304 yards with nine touchdowns and just two interceptions.
Apr 30, 2021 · PFF stated the following about Wilson in our 2021 NFL Draft Guide: “Call him a one-year wonder if you must, but Zach Wilson's ascent isn't near the same as Joe Burrow's a season ago. Wilson was out here earning an 80.5 overall grade as a true freshman in 2018 while leading a team full of adults at BYU.
Dec 18, 2023 · One author says this: "With a 70.7, Carpenter does hold the second best run-blocking grade of any player on the team to have played at least 100 snaps on the offensive line in 2023. However, his PFF grade of 54.5 in pass protection is the second-worst, ahead of only fellow interior veteran Katic."
Nov 22, 2022 · Posted Nov 22, 2022 7:45 am EST. Zach Wilson was given the press conference equivalent of a lay-up. A chance to take ownership of one of the worst performances we’ve seen at the quarterback position all season. His response ironically turned out to be as accurate as his two airmailed throws to the flat in the New York Jets ‘ 10-3 loss to ...
