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The conversation reveals doubts about the objectivity of PFF's grading system, especially considering that many of the graders are former coaches who could be reluctant to reveal their identities due to potential career repercussions. The secrecy, they argue, opens the door to manipulation, bias, or even the potential for players and agents to influence grades through financial incentives.

The Commercial and Organizational Power of PFF

Chris Collinssworth defends PFF's integrity, noting that many coaches and organizations have bought into the system. Some coaches have endorsed or even used PFF grades to make personnel decisions. Moreover, the system is described as a multi-million dollar endeavor used worldwide, including in soccer, where PFF's methodologies are expanding.