Scott, who I believe was 3rd team safety coming into the game and hasn't played too much this year, got recognized for his game against Furd by PFF. He graded out high enough to be named on the National Player of the Week team.

hanky1 said:

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Scott, who I believe was 3rd team safety coming into the game and hasn't played too much this year, got recognized for his game against Furd by PFF. He graded out high enough to be named on the National Player of the Week team.

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That is good news for the future.

Was he responsible for the over top coverage for furd's first td?

burritos said:

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Was he responsible for the over top coverage for furd's first td?

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I thought he was which was why I thought this grade was weird, but maybe it was someone else. Not sure. Anyone know?

hanky1 said:

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burritos said:

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Was he responsible for the over top coverage for furd's first td?

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I thought he was which was why I thought this grade was weird, but maybe it was someone else. Not sure. Anyone know?

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I believe Turner was in at that point. I thought Scott entered the game later.

That was 100% Turner

I'm not 100% sold on PFF (they've hated on weaver all season) but it does have its value

But for what it's worth Scott graded out as 90.4

Garbers graded out as 89.9.

Anything 90 or above is exceptional. This is why the coaching staff went with garbers over modster.

Mike safely also made it. Didn't notice at first

hanky1 said:

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Mike safely also made it. Didn't notice at first

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He meant Saffell, of course. Zeandae and Jaylinn also received recognition.

Why was Davis held out? Or was he?

BearRaidNation said:

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That was 100% Turner

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Turner's played well when I have watched him. He's a little unlucky to be behind a track team sprinter (Davis) and one of the best overall athletes on the team (Hawkins). I actually think both of those guys have a good shot of playing on Sundays, Hawkins a better shot IMO than Davis.

But yeah TT got sucked in to the inside route on that first td. He won't make that mistake again.