PFF grades Trask/Franks #66 in top QBs on season

[Marine1]

11-2 with command of the offense..... ratings be damned.

 

[Gator By Marriage]

Trask meant a lot more to the Gators than any statistics could ever quantify.

And to Gator fans. When he came back out of the locker room after getting hurt against Auburn, he got quite the ovation.

 

[Okeechobee Joe]

The only statistic that matters is the scoreboard.

 

[Woodstork]

Trask throws great intermediate routes and reads the middle of the field very well. That’s his biggest advantage over Franks. He’s not a terrific deep ball passer. Not a noodle arm in a Del Rio sense, but Wuerffel was stronger and Danny wasn’t exactly known as a strong armed QB.

Don’t get me wrong, I’d take Kyle over numerous QBs ranked ahead of him and am thrilled he’s a Gator and stepped up big time this year. But who can deny he is prone to 2 or 3 WTF throws per game.? Especially on long balls and out routes from what I remember. So that fits having something like 18-24 interceptable passes per season. I think his 25-7 TD/INT has a bit of luck factored in on the int end. DBs don’t have great hands, but it wouldn’t surprise me if Kyle throws twice as many picks next season.

 

[Jack o' Diamonds]

Don't know if I could tell if he could throw the deep ball. Can't remember more than a handful of times I can remember him having 3 to 4 seconds and a clean pocket to step into to throw it deep. Usually off a back foot or on the move..

 

[GatorKen714]

That's a garbage ranking most of the QB's ahead of him weren't even division one let alone playing against SEC Defenses. Give me a break.

 

[Bushmaster]

The true test is name 10 QBs you would have rather than Trask.

It would be harder than you think. And remember, this is his first year starting college football. Burrow was pretty damn pedestrian last year with essentially the same team on O.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

That's a garbage ranking most of the QB's ahead of him weren't even division one let alone playing against SEC Defenses. Give me a break.

classic football forum post.

which quarterbacks were not in division 1?

 

[Detroitgator]

I doubt they factored in the fact he only had about 2.5 seconds on most throws to get a read and throw.

That would actually be a very interesting stat... "average time to release" for all plays. His number would be very low and you'd ASSUME that QB stats are a fairly direct correlation to that time. It kinda reminds me of how the Russians changed how the Red Wings looked at stats... instead of all the traditional ones, they found that "amount of time puck was on the stick" was huge, but in opposite way... the more time the puck was on the stick, the more good things happened (as opposed to what hockey was before: dump the puck in the other guys end, then chase it).

 

[Old Mossback Gator]

They state that their criteria include strength of schedule, value towards a team victory and player's effect [sic] on their [sic] teams offense

In my book, Kyle Trask is a top 10 QB based on those 3 criteria.

They also say that they grade based on avoidance of negatively "graded" plays and propensity for positively "graded" plays

Personally, I "grade" plays on their outcome whether positive or negative - results speak for themselves.

Apparently, they "grade" on something other than results.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

They state that their criteria include strength of schedule, value towards a team victory and player's effect [sic] on their [sic] teams offense

In my book, Kyle Trask is a top 10 QB based on those 3 criteria.

They also say that they grade based on avoidance of negatively "graded" plays and propensity for positively "graded" plays

Personally, I "grade" plays on their outcome whether positive or negative - results speak for themselves.

Apparently, they "grade" on something other than results.

Im sure the pro scouts have no clue.

 

[Jack o' Diamonds]

Im sure the pro scouts have no clue.

#metoo

 

[deuce]

Pro Scouts have a wonderful record in predicting draft placement and later success!

 

[Jack o' Diamonds]

Pro Scouts have a wonderful record in predicting draft placement and later success!

You'll note many of the starting QB's in the NFL were relatively unknown in college.

 

[Woodstork]

Don't know if I could tell if he could throw the deep ball. Can't remember more than a handful of times I can remember him having 3 to 4 seconds and a clean pocket to step into to throw it deep. Usually off a back foot or on the move..

That’s a good point. Thank goodness quick reads are a strength of Trask. Would be nice to see how he fairs with more pocket time.

 

[Great White Buffalo]

On that note ,Cam Mellor, the jackwagon that wrote the article and is the "Lead College Football Analyst" at PFF, is a phvkking dirty hole. Phvkk him and clown u.

 

[UFHealthGator]

I don't know if he is in the top 10, but he damn sure is not no 66.

 

[LagoonGator68]

On that note ,Cam Mellor, the jackwagon that wrote the article and is the "Lead College Football Analyst" at PFF, is a phvkking dirty hole. Phvkk him and clown u.

And there you have it....

 

[TheDouglas78]

You'll note many of the starting QB's in the NFL were relatively unknown in college.

You mean guys who have lesser talent around them, they have to make NFL type throws because their receivers aren't good enough to get great separation.