tynimiller
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As always here they are (PFF Grading):
Offense Best 5:
1. RB A.J. Dillon, 83.3
2. RG Royce Newman, 76.8
3. RT Billy Turner, 72.5
4. LT Elgton Jenkins, 70.3
5. WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling, 61.4
Offense Worst 5:
1. WR Allen Lazard, 46.4
2. QB Aaron Rodgers, 47.3
3. TE Tyler Davis, 48.3
4. TE Josiah Deguara, 49.6
5. RB Aaron Jones, 50.3
Defense Best 5:
1. S Adrian Amos, 92.5
2. CB Kevin King, 91.9
3. OLB Rashan Gary, 79.1
4. CB Eric Stokes, 76.8
5. OLB Preston Smith, 75.7
Defense Worst 5:
1. CB Rasul Douglas, 52.1
2. DL Dean Lowry, 55.0
3. DL Kenny Clark, 58.3
4. OLB Jonathan Garvin, 59.0
5. S Henry Black, 63.1
My observations or takeaways. Again the Defense had an insanely good game. The fact that your worst 5 are above 50 (one above 60) is so incredible I would bet a team with that type of performance will win nearly every time if not every time.
Lowry played excellent against the pass but his grading dipped below 60 because he struggled a few times against the run - still like how Lowry has been playing. Clark similar to Lowry was hurt because of how hard PFF grades for missed tackles - he landed just under 60 mainly due that despite his team high 8 pressures (7 hurries).
Stokes has outperformed every expectation relative to what most thought he was (even those of us that thought he wouldn't still be available where we drafted) and vs where he was picked in the draft. The kid just balls out on gameday - plain and simple. Kevin King is also having an incredibly solid second half of our first 10 games. If Jaire returns, I will go on record this CB room may be playing as deep as any we have ever seen in Green Bay (Jaire, Stokes, King, Rasul and Sully as the main five).
Nothing surprising about the five offensive worst....VERY nice to see three lineman hit our Best 5 - typically a very good sign.
Offense Best 5:
1. RB A.J. Dillon, 83.3
2. RG Royce Newman, 76.8
3. RT Billy Turner, 72.5
4. LT Elgton Jenkins, 70.3
5. WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling, 61.4
Offense Worst 5:
1. WR Allen Lazard, 46.4
2. QB Aaron Rodgers, 47.3
3. TE Tyler Davis, 48.3
4. TE Josiah Deguara, 49.6
5. RB Aaron Jones, 50.3
Defense Best 5:
1. S Adrian Amos, 92.5
2. CB Kevin King, 91.9
3. OLB Rashan Gary, 79.1
4. CB Eric Stokes, 76.8
5. OLB Preston Smith, 75.7
Defense Worst 5:
1. CB Rasul Douglas, 52.1
2. DL Dean Lowry, 55.0
3. DL Kenny Clark, 58.3
4. OLB Jonathan Garvin, 59.0
5. S Henry Black, 63.1
My observations or takeaways. Again the Defense had an insanely good game. The fact that your worst 5 are above 50 (one above 60) is so incredible I would bet a team with that type of performance will win nearly every time if not every time.
Lowry played excellent against the pass but his grading dipped below 60 because he struggled a few times against the run - still like how Lowry has been playing. Clark similar to Lowry was hurt because of how hard PFF grades for missed tackles - he landed just under 60 mainly due that despite his team high 8 pressures (7 hurries).
Stokes has outperformed every expectation relative to what most thought he was (even those of us that thought he wouldn't still be available where we drafted) and vs where he was picked in the draft. The kid just balls out on gameday - plain and simple. Kevin King is also having an incredibly solid second half of our first 10 games. If Jaire returns, I will go on record this CB room may be playing as deep as any we have ever seen in Green Bay (Jaire, Stokes, King, Rasul and Sully as the main five).
Nothing surprising about the five offensive worst....VERY nice to see three lineman hit our Best 5 - typically a very good sign.