PFF grades are now live for Week 18's games.
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Cincinnati Bengals 19, Pittsburgh Steelers 17
Bengals QB Joe Burrow
The Bengals needed Burrow to be at his best to keep their playoff hopes alive heading into the final Sunday of the season, and that’s exactly what they got from their franchise quarterback. Burrow went 37-of-46 for 277 yards, including a pair of big-time throws, earning an 88.5 PFF passing grade.
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Baltimore Ravens 35, Cleveland Browns 10
Ravens DI Michael Pierce
Pierce was solid all around in the Ravens‘ AFC North-clinching win over the Cleveland Browns, earning a 63.6 PFF run-defense grade and recording a quarterback hurry as a pass-rusher. However, the primary reason for his 93.8 PFF overall grade in this game was the interception he recorded at the end of the contest. Unlike a lot of “big man” interceptions, it didn’t come off the back of a tipped pass; rather, Pierce dropped into coverage and read a poor throw by Bailey Zappe to pick it off.
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Carolina Panthers 44, Atlanta Falcons 38
Panthers QB Bryce Young
The Panthers head into the offseason with plenty of reason for optimism thanks to the turnaround from the 2023 first overall draft pick, and he closed out the season with a strong showing. Against the Falcons, Young went 25-for-34 for 250 yards, with three touchdowns and three big-time throws.
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Houston Texans 23, Tennessee Titans 14
Texans RB Dameon Pierce
With the Texans resting many starters for much of the game, Pierce got his heaviest workload of the season and turned in his best performance of the year, too. In all, 168 of his 176 yards came after contact, and he forced five missed tackles, earning an 85.3 PFF rushing grade.
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Philadelphia Eagles 20, New York Giants 13
Eagles DI Moro Ojomo
Ojomo got the start and played a season-high 44 snaps in the regular-season finale. He earned a 90.6 PFF pass-rushing grade, the highest of his career to date, and he racked up a hit and four hurries from 26 pass-rushing snaps.
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Indianapolis Colts 26, Jacksonville Jaguars 23
Colts QB Joe Flacco
If this winds up being Joe Flacco’s final game in the NFL, he signed off with an impressive performance in the Colts win over the Jaguars. He went 23-for-40 for 264 yards and had a big-time throw, earning a 73.8 PFF grade.
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Washington Commanders 23, Dallas Cowboys 19
Commanders QB Marcus Mariota
Mariota got an extended run out as the Commanders rested starting quarterback Jayden Daniels for much of the game this week. He went 15-for-18 for 161 yards with a pair of touchdowns and one big-time throw.
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Chicago Bears 24, Green Bay Packers 22
Bears OT Darnell Wright
The Bears ended the regular season with a win over their biggest rivals to at least end the season on a high. Wright had another solid outing in what has been an impressive second season in the NFL, allowing no pressures from 37 pass-blocking snaps.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27, New Orleans Saints 19
Buccaneers WR Mike Evans
Mike Evans secured his 11th consecutive 1,000-yard season in dramatic fashion, reaching the milestone on his final target of the game. Facing the Saints, Evans was targeted 14 times, hauling in nine receptions for 89 yards while averaging an impressive 2.34 yards per route run.
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New England Patriots 23, Buffalo Bills 16
Patriots QB Joe Milton III
After an impressive preseason, Joe Milton made his regular-season debut, and he delivered in style. Milton completed 22 of 29 passes for 241 yards, earning an outstanding 94.9 PFF passing grade in the victory over the Bills.
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Los Angeles Chargers 34, Las Vegas Raiders 20
Chargers EDGE Tuli Tuipulotu
The Chargers closed out their season with a convincing win over their AFC West rivals, and Tuli Tuipulotu capped it off with one of his strongest performances of the year. He delivered a solid showing as a run defender, earning a 61.7 PFF run-defense grade. He also contributed as a pass-rusher, recording a quarterback hit and a hurry on 25 pass-rushing snaps.
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Arizona Cardinals 47, San Francisco 49ers 24
Cardinals CB Garrett Williams
Williams has had a stellar second season in the NFL, particularly down the stretch. In the big win over the 49ers, he saw five targets from 43 snaps in coverage and gave up only three receptions for 20 yards. He recorded a pass breakup and finished the game with a 73.8 PFF coverage grade.
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Denver Broncos 38, Kansas City Chiefs 0
Broncos QB Bo Nix
While it came against a Chiefs team that rested a lot of starters, Denver’s rookie quarterback was fantastic as they clinched a playoff spot with a huge win. He earned an 85.4 PFF passing grade, going 26-for-29 for 320 yards with four touchdowns, and had three big-time throws.
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Seattle Seahawks 30, Los Angeles Rams 25
Seahawks QB Geno Smith
Smith had the opportunity to make himself some serious money in contract incentives in Week 18, and he did just that. Smith went 20-for-27 for 223 yards and earned an 81.7 PFF grade, producing a big-time throw, too.
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New York Jets 32, Miami Dolphins 20
Jets QB Aaron Rodgers
In what could be the final game of his NFL career, Aaron Rodgers threw the 500th touchdown of his career. He earned a 76.2 PFF passing grade, going 23-for-36 for 273 yards with four touchdowns and two big-time throws.
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Detroit Lions 31, Minnesota Vikings 9
The Lions defense came up big in the final game of the season, helping them to clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC. At linebacker, Jack Campbell earned PFF grades above 75.0 both as a run defender and in coverage and allowed just 18 yards from five receptions allowed in coverage.
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