Premium Stats 2.0: Denver Broncos vs. Arizona Cardinals | PFF

[Music] welcome into PFF TV I'm Sam Monson I'm coming out of Thursday Night Football it's a chance to dive in it's a premium stats version 2.0 all part of your PFF elite package to figure out how this game went down as you can see here grades are available that flashes up every time a game hits the website live you'll be able to dive into all of these reports every time you click one of these things 14 separate reports to dive into each specific team in each game plus a whole host of extra stuff in premium stats 2.0 45 10 as you can see from the score this is not going to be pretty for certain areas of the ball let's first dive up here the offensive summary I think tells the story of this game as we see here this is Denver's offensive summary Emanuel Sanders the best rated player the game Philip Lindsay up here Case Keenum the offensive line these are a lot of green grades this color coding system and PFS grading lets you see at a quick glance exactly how things went a lot of green a little bit of yellow some orange down the bottom if we contrast that with the Arizona Cardinals where we basically have David Johnson up here on his own in green and everybody else some shade of yellow orange a little bit of light green in there basically the Cardinals on offense nowhere near the match of their Denver counterparts and that's exactly what you would expect for a team that got absolutely blown out of this game what's concerning is that all the positions down the bottom all this ugly orange poor grading we've got the right guard we've got the quarterback we've got receivers you've got important players on offense all grading badly and that's why you see some of that you see exactly the same thing really on the defensive summary first thing to know what I think is Von Miller back this week he'd had a run of three or so poor games by his standards really hadn't shown up absolutely dominant in this game 90.9 pass rushing grade 91.3 overall 10 total pressures leads the team in total pressures by a monster factor the next highest guy had three so Von Miller absolutely on fire but he wasn't the only guy look at the number of blue grades blue is our elite blue chip fantastic grades here the Broncos team the Broncos defense was full of them turnovers all over the place scores on defense that's why this defense was great it so well and you have to go a fair amount down the list to find anybody that wasn't grading in the green when you got three guys graded average or below including first-round rookie Bradley Chubb so that's unfortunate for him but let's not focus on that again if we switch to the Cardinals it's much the same story a lot of orange yellow average two poor grades and at the top we've got Patrick Peterson like on offense with David Johnson the lone guy essentially getting the job done while everything else collapses around him coverage grade of eighty five point six for Peterson and again that's kind of been the story for Peterson all season long we dive into this report which is a breakdown of a guy's coverage versus the receivers he was tracking or the receivers he was covering at the time here's Patrick Peterson up here basically only had to deal with Emmanuel Sanders and Courtland Sutton three targets came his way all game long only gave up one catch for three yards had himself an interception there was a drop pass in there as well from Courtland sudden so a big day for Patrick Peterson again and when you talk about that all season long if we go up here to the bye position time not by game like we've been looking by position we can scroll through all these extra ways or report extra reports extra ways of finding data let's go down here to the coverage report hit on cornerback we'll dial this up to a better size we can see what we're talking about let's pull up a higher number of coverage snaps and then sort this by NFL passer rating given off so this is the passer rating quarterbacks have given up when targeted in the NFL number one and number two its Richard Sherman and Patrick Peterson as ever it has been those two guys have still been fantastic this season Peterson in particular has been significantly more targeted than Richard Sherman because he's playing more of his own scheme this season 28 passes have come his way he's allowed just 16 catches for 134 yards all season long giving up a passer rating of thirty nine point nine which is just a fraction above the passer rating of just throwing the ball into the dirt every single play so patrick peterson again has been playing fantastically this season in a zone scheme that they're employing this year he may actually be better than he's ever been or at least on track for some statistical milestones this season and we saw that in that game last night patrick peterson was fantastic the rest of the cardinals not so much so that's a story of this game in premium stats 2.0 you can dive into that level of detail on any single game you want they'll all be 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