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PFF also says that Tyler Shough and Geno Smith have been better than Jordan Love (AND Caleb Williams), with Love as the 15th overall QB and Williams at 13. Love's statistics are down this year and based purely on numbers, ranking him 15th is somewhat justified, but the PFF ethos is supposed to be about seeing the Packers' offensive line for what it is and giving the poor guy some extra credit.
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Love ranked 15th by PFF; not receiving offensive line credit despite stated PFF methodology.

Packers QB ranked 15th overall by PFF despite down statistics this year; ranking is somewhat justified on pure numbers basis, but PFF's stated ethos is to account for offensive line quality and give quarterbacks credit for poor pass protection. Love is not receiving that contextual credit, with PFF ranking him below Tyler Shough and Geno Smith (and even below Caleb Williams at 13th), suggesting the grading model is failing to deliver on its core promise of isolating individual performance from surrounding circumstances.

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