PFF grades are now live for every Week 7 game of the 2024 NFL season.
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Denver Broncos 33, New Orleans Saints 10
Broncos LB Cody Barton
The Broncos linebacker made the game’s defining play and finished as the highest-graded player from either team. Barton was all over the field in Denver's win, notching a sack, a forced fumble, four tackles resulting in a defensive stop and a fumble return for a touchdown. He also broke up a pass that should have been an interception, all culminating in a 93.2 PFF overall grade.
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Jacksonville Jaguars 32, New England Patriots 16
Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence
Lawrence was efficient in a low-volume passing attack for the Jaguars this week, going 15-for-20 for 193 yards and a touchdown, earning an 81.9 PFF passing grade. Of his five incompletions, one was the result of a drop.
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Seattle Seahawks 34, Atlanta Falcons 14
Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III
Walker was a force for the Seahawks in the running game, averaging 4.9 yards per carry in his team's win over Atlanta. He averaged 3.1 yards after contact per carry and forced four missed tackles, helping him earn an 86.6 PFF rushing grade. He also found the end zone twice, once as a runner and another as a receiver on one of his two receptions.
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Buffalo Bills 34, Tennessee Titans 10
Bills WR Amari Cooper
Cooper was on the field for just 19 snaps — and just 12 snaps as a receiver — in his Bills debut after being traded from the Cleveland Browns last week, but his impact was clear to see. He was targeted five times and turned that into four receptions for 66 yards, averaging 5.50 yards per route run in the win for the Bills.
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Cincinnati Bengals 21, Cleveland Browns 14
Browns QBs Jameis Winston and Dorian Thompson-Robinson
With the news that the Browns have likely lost quarterback Deshaun Watson to a season-ending injury, attention will turn to who will start in his place.
Thompson-Robinson initially replaced Watson in this game but struggled, earning a PFF passing grade of just 33.0, with no big-time throws and two turnover-worthy plays. Winston took over after Thompson-Robinson was injured, finishing with an 82.0 PFF passing grade, no turnover-worthy plays and one big-time throw.
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Green Bay Packers 24, Houston Texans 22
Packers QB Jordan Love
Love’s performance was anything but boring, featuring some impressive highs alongside a few wild throws. He finished the game with a 70.9 PFF passing grade, completing 24-of-33 passes for 221 yards. He recorded three touchdowns and two interceptions, matching that ratio with his big-time throws and turnover-worthy plays, as well.
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Indianapolis Colts 16, Miami Dolphins 10
Colts CB Jaylon Jones
A seventh-round draft pick in 2023, Jones is having a strong start to the 2024 season for the Colts. On Sunday, he played 33 coverage snaps and was targeted three times, allowing only 6 yards on two receptions while forcing an incompletion. He finished the game with three defensive stops — two against the run and one in coverage.
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Detroit Lions 31, Minnesota Vikings 29
Lions S Brian Branch
Branch was all over the field for the Lions in their NFC North victory over the Vikings on Sunday. He was targeted four times from 40 snaps in coverage and allowed just two receptions for 20 yards. He also recorded an interception and a forced incompletion and tallied a pair of defensive stops.
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Philadelphia Eagles 28, New York Giants 3
Eagles CB Cooper DeJean
Having seen meaningful snaps over the past two weeks, DeJean is demonstrating why many considered him a steal for the Eagles in the early second round. On Sunday, he allowed just 3 yards on three targets thrown into his coverage and finished the game with three defensive stops, earning an impressive 86.3 PFF grade for the day.
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Los Angeles Rams 20, Las Vegas Raiders 15
Raiders TE Brock Bowers
Bowers saw 13 targets in Sunday’s loss to the Rams, turning them into 10 receptions for 93 yards and an 86.6 PFF receiving grade. He finished the game having averaged 2.38 yards per route run and continues to show why he’s already one of the top receivers at the tight end position.
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Washington Commanders 40, Carolina Panthers 7
Commanders QB Marcus Mariota
In relief for the injured Jayden Daniels, Mariota delivered one of the best performances of his career. He completed 18-of-23 passes for 205 yards and two touchdowns, recording three big-time throws with no turnover-worthy plays. Additionally, he added 34 yards on the ground and finished the game with an impressive 85.5 PFF grade.
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Kansas City Chiefs 28, San Francisco 49ers 18
Chiefs LB Leo Chenal
The Chiefs defense put on an impressive display in their road win against the 49ers, with Chenal arguably serving as their standout player. On the field for nine snaps in coverage, he allowed just 2 yards on three targets, recorded a forced incompletion and forced a fumble. He also contributed two defensive stops against the run, finishing the game with an impressive 88.4 PFF grade.
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Pittsburgh Steelers 37, New York Jets 15
Steelers WR George Pickens
The change at quarterback provided the Steelers with the offensive boost they were seeking, as Pickens converted 10 targets into five receptions for 111 yards and a touchdown. Six of his targets and three of his receptions came in contested catch situations, contributing to his impressive 88.3 PFF receiving grade for the game.
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Baltimore Ravens 41, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson
The Ravens signal-caller was unstoppable once again on Monday Night Football. He had as many touchdown passes (5) as he did incompletions. And even then, one of those incompletions was a result of a drop. He also extended his streak of games without a turnover-worthy throw, making it six in a row.
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Arizona Cardinals 17, Los Angeles Chargers 15
Chargers QB Justin Herbert
Herbert’s stat line leaves you scratching your head a bit: He completed 27 of his 39 passes for 349 yards, recorded four big-time throws and had no turnover-worthy plays. Despite this impressive performance, the Chargers did not find the end zone. Herbert finished the game with an 89.7 PFF grade.
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