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They grade every play by every player in every game. They grade what he did on each play between -2 and 2. Then they add up the totals. Each player/play/game is graded independently by three analysts, and then they take the average.

Exactly. And for anyone doubting PFF, NFL teams use these metrics to grade out their own players. I know the Dolphins use it. I think people are getting production and potential mixed up. They're two different things. Some of our kids have very high ceilings but aren't playing to their true...

AR has as high of a ceiling as you can get, but he did have a lot of drops last year. The PFF rankings are play-by-play grades based on production, and they don't take potential in to account. Just means that AR has to have a better season this year than he did last year, if he's going to...

I think they're just grading play-by-play how well each player does w respect to his assignment. I don't think it takes POTENTIAL in to account, and we all know the NFL drafts on potential as much as it does on production. Hence the low grade for Donaldson. High ceiling as it gets, but still...

This is a player by player grade done by ProFootballFocus, based on how players graded out each snap of last year: Pro Football Focus grades on a scale of 1-100. A grade of 85 or higher is an NFL-caliber rating, while a grade between 80 to 84 is considered “very good.” Below average grades...