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Notes: Amon-Ra St. Brown ranks in PFF’s top 30 players of 2022 season

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By: Kellie Rowe

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That makes two Detroit Lions on the list of the best 101 performances from last year.

Wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown is one of two Detroit Lions to make PFF’s top 101 players of 2022 list.

The list came out earlier in the week — the analytics website releasing the first portion of the top 101 players who performed the best in their respective positions in 2022. Right tackle Penei Sewell came in at No. 77.

With the rest of the list released Thursday, PFF revealed Amon-Ra St. Brown ranks No. 28. As noted last time, the list is made up of the athletes who performed the best overall in 2022, regardless of their position.

Here are PFF’s comments on St. Brown:

“St. Brown may not have the same skill set as some other dominant receivers, but it’s difficult to overlook just how effective he has been for Detroit despite little help around him. This season, he was one of six receivers to post a 90.0-plus PFF grade, and he dropped just four passes from 139 targets.”

Don’t know if I love the phrase “difficult to overlook,” but alright. Also — while the list evaluates the top 101 players regardless of position, it does seem odd that center Frank Ragnow didn’t show up, in my humble opinion.

And onto the rest of your notes.

  • Speaking of St. Brown, you’re gonna love this rapid-fire Q&A with none other than Jamaal Williams.

  • While hanging out and gaming with our pal Jonathan Blevins (@BeardedBlevins), Tyreek Hill had some good things to say about the Lions.

  • More combine previews with detroitlions.com’s Tim Twentyman. This time he’s evaluating interior offensive linemen.

  • The Detroit Free Press’ Dave Birkett released his first mock draft of the season.

  • It’s a pretty big free agent class for running backs. ESPN ranked the top 16 backs into tiers, and Jamaal Williams fell into tier four of five.

Originally posted on Pride Of Detroit