NFL Rookies: PFF grades and snap counts



The Dolphins didn't get much out of their rookies this season, with Kader Kohou being the only guy who saw consistent playing time throughout the season.

Safety Verone McKinley III played 251 snaps, while Skylar Thompson was called on as of late after Miami's litany of injuries at the QB spot. Beyond those three, not a single rookie played more than 34 snaps for them this season.

Despite the limited contributions across the board, Kohou looks like he could be one of this year's undrafted gems. The rookie out of Texas A&M University–Commerce logged 19 snaps in Week 1, and his role only ever increased from there. Among the 22 rookie corners who saw at least 200 coverage snaps in 2022, Kohou ranked seventh in coverage grade (70.4), and his 22 defensive stops were six more than anyone else in the group.

I highlighted our UDFA's in yellow. You have to give our DC Boyer credit for Kohou for his draft input to Grier.



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Hard to give any credence to the score for Ezukanma with only 10 snaps…. Kohou probably was the difference between a winning and losing record this year. Tindall has been a disappointment… hard to imagine he only got 10 snaps!

They tried Tindall as a spy against the Bills earlier in the season. He only had one job but he was still late getting to him as Allen ripped off a couple big runs against him. It's a shame. I hope he takes the next step forward next year. A lot of the draft experts thought highly of him, but to me, if he isn't starting for his college team then there is a reason.

They tried Tindall as a spy against the Bills earlier in the season. He only had one job but he was still late getting to him as Allen ripped off a couple big runs against him. It's a shame. I hope he takes the next step forward next year. A lot of the draft experts thought highly of him, but to me, if he isn't starting for his college team then there is a reason.