I have always said that PFF is, along with everything else, are just pieces of the puzzle. And even if PFF is an important piece, like say an edge or maybe even a corner, it's still just one small piece in the grand scheme of the whole puzzle. My second part would be that there isn't such thing as a "crosser" route, so he could have overall racked up a lot of stats while being not great at each one of a drag, dig, in, skinny post etc...which is probably what NGS is saying since they have the chips that read each route and their efficiency as far as the break quality, speed in and out of the break, distance of separation, and more that we're not privy to.

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