Scouting the Fins-10-6-26

Yeah, the film was not really what I expected because they did extend a lot of drives, and extending those drives led to, what was it, 37 snaps that Miami had on offense? Or was it 34? I forget the number.

So I expected to see some breakdowns on first down that led to shorter second downs that led to third down conversions.

That wasn't really what I saw.

I saw a defense that was pretty well connected.

I thought they played really well in this game.

I thought they played as designed, to be honest with you.

And I understand PFF, for whatever reason, decided to think that – I don't know what they saw, but they saw that Zach Seeler wasn't very good.

I saw that grade.

Let me tell you something about PFF grades.

And I will say this as someone from on the analytics side of things, okay? Don't pay attention to the grades, please, for the love of God.

Don't pay attention to the grade.

Pay attention to what was charted in terms of pressure, where the runs went, what coverage a person was in as well.

Because I can guarantee you those are most likely right.

In terms of the grades, that is mostly opinion based on what they see as the scheme, what the play should have been, what the coverage should have been, what the assignment should have been.

But each play is completely different.

And I'll leave it at that.

If someone from PFF wants to slam me for it, go ahead.

I don't care.

I've done my research.

And I do my own charting and analytics.

So I'll leave it at that.

Yeah.

Sorry.

What I saw was Zach Seeler at his best, his best game of the season.

And I saw a guy that pretty much dominated from start to finish, pretty much.