@bucky I get the PFF analytics and what not, but it’s not as simple as you make it out.
One of the key reasons Zeke is not on there is
because his O-Line carves out lanes for him. Hence, he gets marked down - yards gained due to big gaps created by the O-Line score less than yards gained by the back themselves.
Which is all fine and makes sense.
But every yard his O-Line gain him is a yard he can’t gain himself, as he doesn’t have the oppprinity to do that. That doesn’t mean, though, that is Zeke was playing for the Seahawks or the Giants that he wouldn’t get the same yardage and ergo the same rating as Carson and Barkley.
Not saying he would or wouldn’t, just explaining why you can’t just take the rating in isolation. Like every statistic, you need context.