PFF grades are LIVE: NFL Week 5

PFF grades are now live for every Week 5 game of the 2024 NFL season.

PFF's dedicated team of graders has been hard at work, analyzing every player on every play in real time during Week 5 of the 2024 NFL season.

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. To dig deeper into every game, including snap counts for every player, subscribe to PFF+.

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Atlanta Falcons 36, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30

Falcons QB Kirk Cousins

Cousins had a huge performance on Thursday Night Football, throwing for 509 yards despite seeing four of his passes dropped by receivers. He earned an 84.5 PFF passing grade, and while he did make three turnover-worthy plays, it was a high-volume showing that saw the five leading receivers in the game come from the Falcons’ offense.

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Minnesota Vikings 23, New York Jets 17

Jets QB Aaron Rodgers

While this game went down to the Jets' final drive, the story of the game came in the first quarter. If you were following along with our in-game grading updates during the game, you would have seen that Rodgers earned a PFF grade of just 28.2 in the first quarter. He was much better in the second and third quarters, earning a 75.4 PFF grade there, and he finished the game with a 46.4 PFF grade.

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Houston Texans 23, Buffalo Bills 20

Texans EDGE Danielle Hunter

Hunter may not have recorded a sack in this game, but he remained a disruptive presence as a pass rusher, earning a 78.7 PFF pass-rushing grade against the Bills. Across 29 pass-rushing snaps, he registered two quarterback hits, three hurries and had two additional pass-rush wins that didn't result in pressure.

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Miami Dolphins 15, New England Patriots 10

Dolphins CB Jalen Ramsey

The Dolphins desperately needed a win to keep pace with the rest of the AFC contenders, and Ramsey delivered a strong performance in that effort. The veteran cornerback earned a 74.0 PFF coverage grade, allowing just three receptions for 30 yards on five targets. He also made an impact against the run, recording a defensive stop.

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Jacksonville Jaguars 37, Indianapolis Colts 34

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence

Given the slow start to the season for Lawrence and the Jaguars, questions loomed as they headed into this week. The Jags quarterback responded with a strong performance, completing 28 of his 34 passes for 371 yards, delivering two big-time throws against just one turnover-worthy play, and earning an impressive 85.7 PFF passing grade.

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Baltimore Ravens 41, Cincinnati Bengals 38

Ravens OT Ronnie Stanley

One of the most underrated stories of the NFL season's first five weeks has been Ronnie Stanley's resurgence as one of the league's top pass-blocking tackles. While he wasn't flawless against the Bengals, he allowed pressure on just 6.5% of his pass-blocking snaps, earning a solid 81.9 PFF pass-blocking grade.

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Chicago Bears 36, Carolina Panthers 10

Bears QB CALEB WILLIAMS

The No. 1 overall pick has shown steady improvement in recent weeks, highlighted by a career-best 72.0 PFF grade in Sunday’s win over the Panthers. As a passer, he delivered one big-time throw alongside two turnover-worthy plays, while adding 34 rushing yards and forcing three missed tackles on five scrambles.

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Washington Commanders 34, Cleveland Browns 13

Browns QB Deshaun Watson

Cleveland’s Week 4 loss certainly wasn’t on Watson, as he delivered one of the highest-graded performances of the week. But yesterday’s defeat to the Commanders was a different story. Watson struggled, completing just 15 of his 28 passes for 125 yards, with no big-time throws and two turnover-worthy plays.

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Denver Broncos 34, Las Vegas Raiders 18

Broncos CB Pat Surtain II

Surtain’s incredible 100-yard pick-six got the headlines, but even without that, this was still a shutdown performance. From 46 coverage snaps, he allowed just two completions for 24 yards. He came away with as many takeaways as completions allowed into his coverage.

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Arizona Cardinals 24, San Francisco 49ers 23

Cardinals S DADRION TAYLOR-DEMERSON

The rookie was on the field for just 22 snaps on Sunday, but he still made an impact. He allowed just one reception for 3 yards on throws into his coverage, adding one defensive stop and a pair of forced incompletions.

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New York Giants 29, Seattle Seahawks 20

Giants DI Dexter Lawrence

The Giants interior defender was a menace as a pass rusher once again on Sunday, registering four sacks and a quarterback hurry from 40 pass-rushing snaps. He finished the game with a 74.4 PFF pass-rushing grade, and he recorded a pressure on 12.5% of his pass-rushing snaps.

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Green Bay Packers 24, Los Angeles Rams 19

Packers S Xavier McKinney

He’s five games into his Green Bay career, and Packers safety Xavier McKinney has now recorded an interception in five straight games. That means that through the first five games of the year he has more than twice the number of interceptions as receptions allowed into his coverage, which sits at just two.

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Dallas Cowboys 20, Pittsburgh Steelers 17

Cowboys G Zack Martin

Martin was good in pass protection in the Cowboys' win in Pittsburgh on Sunday Night Football, allowing just one pressure from 44 pass-blocking snaps. He was even better as a run blocker, though, earning an 81.7 PFF run-blocking grade, the best of all Cowboys players in the game.

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Kansas City Chiefs 26, New Orleans Saints 13

Chiefs G Joe Thuney

Thuney had a strong performance as a run-blocker in the Chiefs' victory on Monday Night Football, earning an 80.1 PFF run-blocking grade. However, it was his pass-blocking that truly stood out, as he achieved an impressive 89.4 PFF pass-blocking grade, allowing just one pressure on 47 pass-blocking snaps.

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