PFF grades are now live for every game from Week 2 of the 2024 NFL preseason.
PFF's dedicated team of graders has been hard at work, analyzing every player on every play in real time during Week 2 of the 2024 NFL preseason.
Each week, we will highlight an interesting grade or stat from every game in the NFL. Click here to dive into PFF Premium Stats for yourself.
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SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 16, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 10
Saints EDGE Chase Young
Young, who spent the second half of the 2023 NFL season with the 49ers, impressed against his old team on Sunday night. On the field for just 11 pass-rushing snaps, he racked up a pair of hits and one hurry on his way to a 90.2 PFF pass-rushing grade.
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DENVER BRONCOS 27, GREEN BAY PACKERS 2
Broncos QB Bo Nix
Denver’s first-round draft pick impressed again this week, earning an 89.8 PFF passing grade in his team's win over the Packers. On the field for 12 dropbacks, he went 8-for-9 for 80 yards and a touchdown.
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LAS VEGAS RAIDERS 27, DALLAS COWBOYS 12
Cowboys C Cooper Beebe
The Cowboys’ third-round draft pick played 21 snaps against the Raiders, all at center, and looked the part for a second straight week. He earned a 64.7 PFF run-blocking grade and a 77.7 PFF pass-blocking grade, with no pressure allowed from 10 pass-blocking snaps.
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JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 20, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 7
Buccaneers EDGE Jose Ramirez
A sixth-round draft pick out of Eastern Michigan, the undersized Ramirez has flashed two weeks in a row for the Buccaneers. Against the Jaguars, he registered three sacks and a pair of hurries from just 22 pass-rushing snaps, earning a 76.9 PFF pass-rushing grade in the process.
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LOS ANGELES CHARGERS 13, LOS ANGELES RAMS 9
Rams QB Stetson Bennett
Bennett continues to put the ball in harm's way this preseason, leading to a 44.5 PFF passing grade against the Chargers. He went 17-for-31 for 213 yards with a touchdown and interception but made three turnover worthy plays, taking him to seven on just 69 dropbacks through two preseason games.
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TENNESSEE TITANS 16, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 15
Seahawks QB Sam Howell
Geno Smith’s backup gave Seahawks fans reason for optimism that he can develop into a future starter, earning a 83.2 PFF passing grade against the Titans. He finished the game 11-for-14 for 153 yards and a touchdown, and he made a big-time throw.
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BUFFALO BILLS 9, PITTSBURGH STEELERS 3
Steelers C Zach Frazier
The Steelers’ second-round draft pick continues to look like he belongs in the NFL when it comes to pass blocking. His 45.7 PFF run-blocking grade wasn’t great, but he did earn an 82.3 PFF pass-blocking grade with no pressures allowed from 24 snaps.
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MIAMI DOLPHINS 13, WASHINGTON COMMANDERS 6
Commanders QB Jayden Daniels
The Commanders' new franchise quarterback continues to have a nice preseason and saw more snaps this week. He finished the game 10-for-12 for 78 yards with no turnover-worthy plays, and he picked up 13 yards on two designed runs.
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INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 21, ARIZONA CARDINALS 13
Cardinals RB Trey Benson
A third-round pick out of Florida State, Benson had some nice moments for the Cardinals in preseason Week 2. He earned a 71.4 PFF rushing grade, with more than half of his 43 rushing yards coming after contact. He also forced three missed tackles on nine carries.
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NEW YORK JETS 15, CAROLINA PANTHERS 12
Jets CB Qwan'tez Stiggers
The Jets’ fifth-round draft pick had an impressive outing in coverage, earning a 76.4 PFF coverage grade. Targeted twice on 12 snaps, he allowed just one reception for two yards and finished the game with a pair of tackles resulting in a defensive stop.
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MINNESOTA VIKINGS 27, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12
Vikings S Lewis Cine
The 2022 first-round draft pick led the Vikings' defense with 64 snaps on Saturday, earning a 79.5 PFF overall grade. In coverage, he allowed three receptions for 12 yards, also notching an interception and a tackle resulting in a defensive stop. He produced a defensive stop against the run, too, and registered a sack and a hit from his two blitz attempts.
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DETROIT LIONS 24, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 23
Chiefs T Kingsley Suamataia
Suamataia impressed on 25 snaps at left tackle for the Chiefs against the Lions. He earned a 59.2 PFF run-blocking grade but excelled in pass protection, posting an 81.4 PFF pass-blocking grade. He allowed just one hurry from 18 pass-blocking snaps.
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HOUSTON TEXANS 28, NEW YORK GIANTS 10
Giants QB Daniel Jones
It was a wild game for Jones, who recorded 19 dropbacks against the Texans. He finished the game 11-for-18 for 138 yards with three big-time throws and three turnover-worthy plays, including a pick-six on an ill-advised pass from his own endzone.
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CHICAGO BEARS 27, CINCINNATI BENGALS 3
Bears QB Caleb Williams
Williams started slow — and finished the game with a sub-50% completion rate — but still provided some nice moments in a win over the Bengals. He went 6-for-13 for 75 yards, including a pair of big-time throws.
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BALTIMORE RAVENS 13, ATLANTA FALCONS 12
Ravens EDGE David Ojabo
The Ravens’ 2022 second-round draft pick looked better than he ever has for the team in Saturday’s win over the Falcons. He held the edge well against the run, earning a 69.0 PFF run-defense grade. He also flashed as a pass-rusher, with a hit and a hurry from just nine pass-rushing snaps, on his way to an 82.5 PFF pass-rushing grade.
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PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 14, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 13
Eagles CB Quinyon Mitchell
The 22nd overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft looked good for the second straight week, earning a 68.7 PFF coverage grade. From 15 coverage snaps, he allowed just one reception for one yard.
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