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ArticleRams PFF grades: Matthew Stafford outright bad vs Cardinals
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Matthew Stafford was the third-worst graded player on offense in front of Davis Allen and Tyler Higbee. He finished with a mark of 50.6 with one big-time throw and three turnover-worthy plays. Stafford had an average depth of target (ADOT) of just 5.3 yards. With three receivers, a backup tackle, and a running back comprising the top five grades, Stafford is running out of excuses for his individual poor play. After applying a 50% snap threshold, Stafford is currently PFF's 17th-ranked signal caller by passing grade and 18th in overall offensive grade.
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Stafford's 50.6 PFF grade ranks 17th; source suggests benching him.

Stafford finished with a PFF grade of 50.6, the third-worst on offense, with one big-time throw and three turnover-worthy plays; his average depth of target was just 5.3 yards. After applying a 50% snap threshold, he ranks 17th among signal callers by passing grade and 18th in overall offensive grade, behind Aaron Rodgers, Cam Ward, and Geno Smith. The source argues that with three receivers, a backup tackle, and a running back comprising the top five offensive grades, Stafford is running out of excuses for his individual poor play and should be benched.

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