Week 3 PFF Grades

[Sparkey]

https://packerswire.usatoday.com/2022/09/26/packers-pff-grades-best-worst-players-from-week-3-win-over-buccaneers/

Top 5 offense
1. WR Randall Cobb: 81.3
2. WR Romeo Doubs: 74.8
3. QB Aaron Rodgers: 70.3
4. WR Allen Lazard: 69.1
5. TE Tyler Davis: 68.4

Top 5 defense
1. DL Kenny Clark: 87.4
2. CB Eric Stokes: 75.9
3. CB Rasul Douglas: 75.3
4. DL Dean Lowry: 71.5
5. OLB Rashan Gary: 67.5

Bottom 5 offense
1. LG Jon Runyan Jr: 46.5
2. LT Yosh Nijman: 53.0
3. RB A.J. Dillon: 54.1
4. WR Juwann Winfree: 54.5
5. TE Josiah Deguara: 54.5

Bottom 5 defense
1. LB Quay Walker: 36.3
2. OLB Jonathan Garvin: 45.9
3. S Darnell Savage: 51.8
4. OLB Preston Smith: 55.7
5. CB Keisean Nixon: 55.8

Great game overall, on the road, in wilting heat. Big PROPS!!! to the Special Teams, and I'm not talking short bus type special. Looks who was top pff on offense! Double props to the teeth chattering blocks Lazard layed on some TB defensive backs. Dude plays with an edge!

[MadScientist]

Not sure how Cobb is rated higher than Doubs. Also not getting how Nixon is in the bottom 5.

[run pMc]

Snap counts (sample size) can mess with the numbers, but I agree they don't match the naked eye. FWIW, I think Rasul should play outside and Jaire (or Nixon) in the slot more.

[bobblehead]

Snap counts (sample size) can mess with the numbers, but I agree they don't match the naked eye. FWIW, I think Rasul should play outside and Jaire (or Nixon) in the slot more.

I almost agree, but no way they will take their top CB who they gave a record contract and drop him into the slot.

[texaspackerbacker]

They should do what was talked about in the offseason and preseason - move them around according to who the opponent puts where as well as situation in the game.

[bobblehead]

They should do what was talked about in the offseason and preseason - move them around according to who the opponent puts where as well as situation in the game.

That sounds easy, but it results in blown assignments. When you jump guys around like that they have to be able to line up, and know exact responsibilities such as releasing, leverage and zones from each angle...not just a guy moving around, but several. Those kinds of things lead to big problems all too often.

[Fritz]

I almost agree, but no way they will take their top CB who they gave a record contract and drop him into the slot.

I get what you're saying, but it's also strange thinking to not play the guy you've forked over big money for at the position that will make the team the strongest.