Top Graded CFL players of week 14: emphasize the best artists of the competition

The CFL season is warmed up and every week we dive into the figures to bring the best artists of the competition to the attention.

Thanks to the consistent question of fans, we bring you the top 10 CFL players with the highest degree that important snaps played, based on the PFFF assessment system.

From quarterbacks that dissect defenses to defensive rulers that cause damage in the trenches, these are the athletes who fell above the rest in week 14. We will emphasize this group every week of the season, so that CFL fans can keep up with the top-tier talent that have an impact in the competition.

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Assessment highlight of the week: RB Justin Rankin, Edmonton Elks

The back of the each was wore the ball 16 times for an absurd 204 yards and two touchdowns, ending with a competition-best 92.6 general figure and a 94.3 hasty figure. Let’s break out how he earned that elite mark.

At PFF we assess the decline on the basis of what she Do on a certain game, regardless of the blocking for them. A runner who is consistently breaking or creating recruiting despite poor blocking will be higher than someone who just benefits from wide open lanes.

A considerable percentage of declining wears is assessed as neutral (zero). A back is not punished because it was tackled on the line if there was no room to run, but she Are rewarded for making sharp cuts, reading the defense and converting potential losses into positive games.

In the case of Rankin, 10 of his 16 Carry’s (62.5%) earned a positive figure, while only six were neutral. For comparison, 2024 most excellent player Brady Oliveira ended last season with 55.0% positively registered runs and 45.1% neutral.

What pushed Rankin’s figure into elite territory was the quality From those positive plays. Both his touchdowns contain several broken tackles and escape speed. He added two more long runs with sharp cuts and smart vision. He completed the game with four explosive runs, forced six missed tackles and won 178 of his 204 hasty yards After contact – A stunning song, given only 26 came before contact.

Rankin’s tape and statistics tell the same story: a dominant version, both on the field and in the number book.

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