PFF Full Season Grades For Entire Team

[tynimiller]

I skipped the barely played types.

Offense
Josh Jacobs - 92.3
Zach Tom - 85.8
Emanuel Wilson - 82.9
Jordan Love - 75.8
Jayden Reed - 71.7
Malik Willis - 70.3
Romeo Doubs - 69.7
Christian Watson - 69.1
Rasheed Walker - 68.6
Tucker Kraft - 67.8
Chris Brooks - 65.6
Elgton Jenkins - 65.5
Dontayvion Wicks - 65.1
Bo Melton - 63.2
Malik Heath - 62.9
Sean Rhyan - 61.3
Jordan Morgan - 59.2
Ben Sims - 54.4
Josh Myers - 54.2
Luke Musgrave - 47.1

Defense
Edgerrin Cooper - 85.7
Xavier McKinney - 84.7
Zayne Anderson - 80.8
Jaire Alexander - 75.2
Rashan Gary - 73.0
Kitan Oladapo - 72.9
Evan Williams - 72.5
Brenton Cox - 67.2
Devonte Wyatt - 66.4
Carrington Valentine - 65.5
Eric Wilson - 64.3
Keisean Nixon - 64.0
Arron Mosby - 62.5
Preston Smith - 61.8
Karl Brooks - 61.7
Eric Stokes - 61.3
Tyron Hopper - 60.7
Kenny Clark - 60
Quay Walker - 57.4
Kingsley Enagbare - 56.8
Isaiah McDuffie - 55.4
Javon Bullard - 54.2
Lukas Van Ness - 53.5
Corey Ballentine - 53.5
Colby Wooden - 50
TJ Slaton - 43.0

 

[Magooch]

May also be worth mentioning here that generally speaking (maybe some year to year variation) a PFF grade of 60 is considered roughly "average".
90+ is like an All-Pro, elite player; mid to high 80s would probably be like a Pro Bowler most years.

I think broadly speaking too though anything in the mid 50s to mid 60s is a "low-end" starter at best, ideally suited for a backup or rotation role. You don't want a lot of starters grading out around that ballpark IMO

And for the most part below that is firmly in "JAG" territory, someone who is basically replaceable no problem

Obviously not a hard science, but a rough framework to keep in mind