Best and worst offensive PFF grades for Patriots in tie with Colts
Here are the best and worst offensive grades for the Patriots in their tie with the Colts in Thursday's preseason opener.
In a Week 1 preseason matchup, the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts finished tied 13-13. The Patriots' offense featured backups Tommy DeVito and Behren Morton, who combined for 275 total yards on 69 plays. Wide receiver Kyle Williams was New England's lone touchdown provider with a 12-yard catch from DeVito. The Patriots controlled 32 minutes and 7 seconds of possession compared to the Colts' 27 minutes and 53 seconds, but struggled to generate consistent offensive success, resulting in a 13-13 stalemate at Gillette Stadium.
According to Pro Football Focus, the top five ranked offensive performers for the Patriots were Marcus Bryant (79.6), Cameron Dorner (78.9), Hassan Haskins (78.4), Kobe Prentice (77.0), and CJ Dippre (74.2). At the other end of the spectrum, Jack Westover (49.1), Nick DeGennaro (46.6), Tanner Arkin (46.3), Jacob Rizy (44.8), and JonDarius Morgan (36.8) were the bottom five graded players for the Patriots' offense.
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