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ProFootballFocus Top 5/Bottom 5 at every position, as of Week 4

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Friend with the subscription sent me the updated numbers so I'm sending them to you. A disclaimer: I do not own a PFF subscription but my friend does and sent me this list to post it. PFF is obviously flawed, and in some cases downright laughable, I do not necessarily share their opinions on the top/worst players. Still, this should be interesting. Keep in mind their new player grade scale lists players via a 1-100 format. Also keep in mind that players who do not have a certain Snap % are not included (not sure what exactly the minimum snap count is... I think its like 25%).

Quarterback

Top 5:
1. Tom Brady 89.6
2. Drew Brees 88.9
3. Russell Wilson 86.6
4. Tyrod Taylor 85.0
5. Alex Smith 84.6

Bottom 5:
1. DeShone Kizer 52.1
2. Joe Flacco 55.5
3. Cam Newton 62.2
4a. Philip Rivers 64.2
4b. Jay Cutler 64.2

Runningback

Top 5:
1. Kareem Hunt 92.8
2. Devonta Freeman 87.6
3. C.J. Anderson 84.4
4. LeSean McCoy 83.1
5. Chris Carson 82.5

Bottom 5:
1. Samaje Perine 31.2
2. Paul Perkins 39.2
3. Carlos Hyde 39.7
4. Javorius Allen 43.2
5. Mark Ingram 43.5

Fullback

Top 5:
1. Tommy Bohanon 78.3
2. Anthony Sherman 77.7
3a. Jamize Olawale 75.9
3b. Patrick DiMarco 75.9
5a. C.J. Ham 74.8
5b. Kyle Juszczyk 74.8

Bottom 5:
1. Derek Watt 41.0
2. Aaron Ripkowski 41.4
3. James Develin 43.6
4. Michael Burton 44.4
5. Jalston Fowler 45.7

Wide Receiver

Top 5:
1. Stefon Diggs 87.9
2. A.J. Green 87.4
3. Julio Jones 87.0
4. Antonio Brown 86.5
5. Doug Baldwin 84.5

Bottom 5:
1. Amari Cooper 37.2
2a. Breshad Perriman 39.1
2b. Zay Jones 39.1
2c. Kenny Stills 39.1
5. Kenny Britt 39.2

Tight End

Top 5:
1. Rob Gronkowski 88.0
2. Delanie Walker 87.3
3. Vernon Davis 85.3
4a. Travis Kelce 83.6
4b. Benjamin Watson 83.6

Bottom 5:
1. Jermaine Gresham 36.0
2. George Kittle 36.2
3. Jason Witten 37.8
4. Will Tye 40.0
5. Martellus Bennett 40.1

Offensive Tackle

Top 5:
1. Joe Thomas 87.3
2. Jason Peters 86.4
3. Demar Dotson 86.0
4. Trent Brown 85.7
5. Lane Johnson 85.4

Bottom 5:
1. Rees Odhiambo 28.1
2. Greg Robinson 30.4
3. Menelik Watson 36.1
4. Brandon Shell 36.6
5. Joe Barksdale 37.0

Offensive Guard

Top 5:
1. David DeCastro 91.7
2. Zack Martin 85.6
3. Marshal Yanda 84.4
4. Richie Incognito 84.1
5. T.J. Lang 83.5

Bottom 5:
1. Jeff Allen 31.4
2. Mark Glowinski 31.9
3. D.J. Fluker 33.0
4. Isaac Seumalo 34.1
5. Chaz Green 34.2

Center

Top 5:
1. Alex Mack 93.9
2. Jason Kelce 92.0
3. Rodney Hudson 85.5
4. Travis Frederick 84.2
5. Matt Paradis 78.5

Bottom 5:
1. Daniel Kilgore 32.7
2. Wesley Johnson 36.0
3. Cody Whitehair 37.8
4. Max Unger 39.2
5. Deyshawn Bond 42.2

Cornerback

Top 5:
1. Ken Crawley 90.6
2. Casey Hayward 89.5
3. Jalen Ramsey 89.1
4. Patrick Robinson 89.0
5. Tre'Davious White 88.7

Bottom 5:
1. Eric Rowe 34.1
2. Robert McClain 34.3
3. Phillip Gaines 34.5
4. Kevin Johnson 35.2
5. Kyle Fuller 35.5

Safety

Top 5:
1. Tyvon Branch 91.6
2. Glover Quin 90.5
3a. Harrison Smith 88.7
3b. Lamarcus Joyner 88.7
5. Kam Chancellor 87.1

Bottom 5:
1. Kenny Vaccaro 31.1
2. Rodney McLeod 34.8
3. Sean Davis 35.5
4. Jabrill Peppers 36.2
5. J.J. Wilcox 38.1

Linebacker

Top 5:
1. Bobby Wagner 93.7
2. Luke Kuechly 89.8
3. Lavonte David 89.2
4. Myles Jack 88.7
5. Tahir Whitehead 86.7

Bottom 5:
1. Darron Lee 33.0
2. Jordan Hicks 35.2
3a. Jonathan Casillas 35.9
3b. Hayles Pullard 35.9
3c. A.J. Klein 35.9

"Defensive Interior"

Top 5:
1. DeForest Buckner 93.2
2. Gerald McCoy 92.4
3. Aaron Donald 91.4
4. J.J. Watt 91.0
5. Ndamukong Suh 89.3

Bottom 5:
1. Brandon Mebane 40.4
2. Tyson Alualu 41.2
3. Robert Thomas 41.9
4. Tyrunn Walker 42.9
5. Tanzel Smart 43.1

"Edge Defender"

Top 5:
1. Khalil Mack 91.4
2. DeMarcus Lawrence 90.6
3. Cameron Jordan 90.4
4. Everson Griffen 88.9
5. Calais Campbell 88.5

Bottom 5:
1. Anthony Chickillo 41.4
2. Charles Johnson 41.5
3. Connor Barwin 42.7
4. Leonard Floyd 43.9
5. Cliff Avril 44.1

Definitely some interesting things here....

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bucsfan333

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I'm honestly shocked VHIII isn't in the bottom five CBs. He's given up 19/28 passes for 260 yards and he's only gotten his hand on one ball. He's been awful this year.

Dotson has been a stud so far. Gerald McCoy has been unblockable at times. Lavonte David is playing the best football I've seen from him since the Schiano days. 

And I expect, if you extended these lists to the top six, Kendell Beckwith would be there at LB. Dude's been a monster.

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2 minutes ago, bucsfan333 said:

I'm honestly shocked VHIII isn't in the bottom five CBs. He's given up 19/28 passes for 260 yards and he's only gotten his hand on one ball. He's been awful this year.

Dotson has been a stud so far. Gerald McCoy has been unblockable at times. Lavonte David is playing the best football I've seen from him since the Schiano days. 

And I expect, if you extended these lists to the top six, Kendell Beckwith would be there at LB. Dude's been a monster.

VH3 is like 10th worst; Beckwith is 7th.

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THE DUKE

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23 minutes ago, theJ said:

I am shocked, absolutely shocked, to not see a single Bengal offensive linemen in the bottom of 5 of any position.

But i know they're close...

Kind of invalidates the entire list to be honest

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I'd hate to beat a dead horse here but I guess my question for PFF at this point would be....how the hell were they able to PROPERLY breakdown every single game AND analyze every player in the league by late Monday-early Tuesday morning? The calculations and grades I could see but they still need the data input. How did they manage to get all of this in such a short time? Do they have robots doing this stuff for them?

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2 hours ago, theJ said:

I am shocked, absolutely shocked, to not see a single Bengal offensive linemen in the bottom of 5 of any position.

But i know they're close...

The Browns game is the reason.  Besides AJ Green, I don't think a single Bengals player made the top 5 or bottom 5, which is odd...

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