New Orleans Saints vs. Atlanta Falcons Review | PFF Grade Release Show

PFF’s Trevor Sikkema and Dalton Wasserman review the matchup between The New Orleans Saints and The Atlanta Falcons.

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23 comments
  1. All of the and falcons still allowing shough to come back and they barely won by 2 against a practice squad team. Saints best team in nfc south and they’ll show it next year

  2. This is the problem with PFF grades, the eye test tells a very different story on Shough's game. Don't get me wrong, the grading is consistent across the board but it misses at times with situations.

  3. D alford got Lucky…these guys completely washed over Shough at the beginning of season. Now put in the position where they both have been completely proved wrong. They wanna sit an knit pick because he threw his first int in 5 games. Nothing to be said when he came back and threw a td pass to a guy released from the practice squad 2 days before. their 8th string WR. in the mean time a seasoned Kurt cousins is throwing ints to granderson 5 yards away from him and getting stripped sacked and his performance grade isnt even mentioned. BS.

  4. The Shough thing shows why you can't trust PFF evaluations (I never do and neither do coaches), because of the lack of context.
    When your No.1 receiver started the season on the Practice Squad and Nos. 2-5 were either on a practice squad somewhere or UNEMPLOYED… and your opponent drops 7 into coverage, those guys are ALL going to be COVERED. None of those guys are capable of getting open on their own when it's 5 eligible receivers against 7 in coverage.
    So, OF COURSE Shough was "uncomfortable" when they only rushed four, because that meant none of his practice-squad and Amazon-driver receivers would be open.
    But of course, because it's PFF, context is ignored and the story is completely distorted to read like Shough struggled against Atlanta's four-man rush.

  5. The fact is, you all gave Cousins a higher grade when he did worse at evading pressure, threw a worse pick, had a near fumble called an incomplete, and had a wide-open TD to London, which even JJ McCarthy could hit, is crazy. This show is just ragebait at this point. Shough ran better, evaded pressure better, had better tight-window throws, and played with dudes had 0 snaps ALL SEASON before this game. Trash analysis

  6. These two dudes are biased af and trash,

    Saints didn't have WR 1, WR2, WR3, RB1, RB2, RB3, RG, C, LT, TE 2, TE 3 got hurt.

    We ran with WR off the practice squad and kept it competitive with Austin jr, bell, pettis and tougure.

    Defense: held one off the best RB in the game to 2.2 yards per carry… on 15 carry’s.. wild.

    Sorry your Bucs didn’t make the playoff buddy 😂

  7. shough had no one to throw the ball to..what kind of grades are these when u got no one…has nothing to do wit the falcons def

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