One of my favorite football sites on the web is ProFootballFocus.com, a site that does hours of analysis and grades every player on every snap of every game.
The result is a system of premium advanced statistics that they use to really find out who are the best (and the worst) players in football at their respective positions.
I’m a big fan of their work, and I’ve written about it quite a few times here on this site, especially when it pertains to the New York Jets.
Recently, PFF writer Khaled Elsayed wrote a piece about cornerbacks, and how fans of the site are constantly asking the PFF staff about cornerbacks on Twitter, as it’s a hard position to judge from the naked eye.
While the full 2011 statistics are only available with a premium membership to the site, Elsayed was kind enough to give the fans what they wanted. He wrote about some of the best (and worst) corners this season.
Using a stat similar to completion percentage for a quarterback, Elsayed revealed ...
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