Yahoo Sports NFL on Aaron Rodgers
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His metrics have simply not been very good during this four-game winning streak, and the Steelers' success as a team has come largely despite his lack of efficiency. Between Weeks 5 and 8, his 63.2 overall grade ranks 17th out of 27 quarterbacks with at least 100 drop backs.
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Rodgers' 63.2 PFF grade ranks 17th among QBs; limited downfield ability concerns playoff run
Rodgers' metrics have not been very good during the Steelers' four-game winning streak; between Weeks 5 and 8, his 63.2 overall PFF grade ranks 17th out of 27 quarterbacks with at least 100 drop backs. His two big-time throws tie him for 22nd in that cohort. His average depth of target (ADOT) of 5.3 yards ranks next to last, and his 26.3% sack rate when pressured ranks second only to Deshaun Watson, reflecting his general lack of mobility. The source characterizes him as increasingly becoming a one-note passer capable of dissecting defenses at the margins near the line of scrimmage but limited in his ability to make things happen downfield with consistency, which is not ideal for the team's longer-term aspirations of winning its first playoff game in nearly a decade.
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