It was the best PFF grade of his career even though his impact wasn't all that noticeable on gamedays. PFF: Leonard Floyd signing was Rams' worst move in free agency . Is Floyd a serviceable starter? Share this article 5.4k shares share tweet text email link Cameron DaSilva. Leonard Floyd never blossomed into the pass-rusher we all thought he’d turn out to be as a top-10 prospect just a few seasons ago. It was the best PFF grade of his career even though his impact wasn’t all that noticeable on gamedays. You comment proves you have no clue to what you are talking about. PFF scouting report: Leonard Floyd, LB, Georgia Georgia linebacker Leonard Floyd (84) prepares to move against Florida during the during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015, in Jacksonville, Fla. Florida won 27-3. ... Quinn figures to be an upgrade over Leonard Floyd on the other side of Mack after ending last season with a … It’s probably not a good thing that two of the first three Google searches for “Leonard Floyd Rams” are “PFF: Leonard Floyd signing was Rams’ worst move in free agency” and “Have the LA Rams buyer’s remorse over OLB Leonard Floyd?” As for Not being decent on the Bears DL you have NO CLUE to what you are talking about.

The answer is an obvious yes. Leonard Floyd : Pos: OLB, Career: 54 G, 2 TD, Bears 2016-2019, born GA 1992 Since he entered the league in 2016, Floyd ranks 67th of 76 qualifying edge defenders in PFF pass-rush grade and owns the fifth-highest percentage of pressures that were either a cleanup or unblocked.

Monday at the NFL Scouting Combine concludes the event, ... NFL Combine 2016 Results: Tracking 40 Times, Bench Press and All Drills ... Steve Palazzolo @PFF_Steve. The next year, Georgia linebacker Leonard Floyd went No. $39.99 / yr. $9.99 / mo. First off, I completely 100% agree with you about Leonard Floyd was a waste of money for the Rams. He was the ninth-highest graded defender on the team this season, per Pro Football Focus, with a 69.8 season mark. PFF’s top pass-rushing duo isn’t a duo at all. He was the ninth-highest graded defender on the team this season, per Pro Football Focus, with a 69.8 season mark. Floyd hasn't been a complete bust for the Bears, however. Leonard Floyd is recovering from offseason knee surgery, and Aaron Lynch is already dealing with nagging injuries that started during minicamp. He was the ninth-highest graded defender on the team this season, per Pro Football Focus, with a 69.8 season mark.

They were 29th in PFF pass-block grade as a unit last year, and at this rate, it won’t get much better. 9 to the Chicago Bears, the team that just outright released him. Signing Leonard Floyd to a guaranteed $10 million one-year deal is a risky move, considering Floyd has produced a below-average pass-rush grade in all four of his career seasons. Even with a crappy season the Bears DL was better than the Rams.