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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunshinepacker" data-source="post: 625853" data-attributes="member: 9033">Solid analysis. Why look at what other players did on the team? Packers won, Rodgers threw many TDs, case closed.Oooorrrrr....we could look at Cobb's performance and recognize that he helped Rodger's stats quite a bit with his play. PFF has historically rated Rodgers as the best QB in the NFL. One time they say he was average and suddenly they're junk.In 2011 PFF rated Matthews very highly as a pass rusher, even though he only had 6 sacks. PFF actually looked beyond some box score stats and determined that Matthews was very good, even if the stats didn't show it. Why can't it go the other way for one game? Why can't the boxscore overstate performance (recognizing of course that QB rating for PFF is missing a lot as far as pre-snap reads, intangibles, etc.)</blockquote>

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