PFF grades: Jaguars' best and worst performers from win vs. Eagles
These Jacksonville Jaguars players received the highest and lowest PFF grades in the team's Week 5 win over the Eagles.
The Jacksonville Jaguars secured a win against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 5, and the performance of their players was evaluated by PFF. Here are the top and bottom performers from the game.
At the offensive end, wide receiver Parker Washington led the pack with an 84.2 grade, followed by guard Ezra Cleveland with a 78.9. Wide receiver Travis Hunter earned a 75.1 grade, while running back Bhayshul Tuten secured a 74.8. Wide receiver Josh Cameron rounded out the top five with a 68.7 grade. These players were praised for their impressive performances, with Washington making a significant impact, Cameron capitalizing on his opportunities, Hunter contributing a key reception, Tuten proving difficult to bring down, and Cleveland limiting QB pressure.
On the defensive side, linebacker Ventrell Miller stood out with a 92.6 grade, followed by defensive tackles Ruke Orhorhoro and DaVon Hamilton with 82.6 and 82.5, respectively. Defensive end Josh Hines-Allen and linebacker Foye Oluokun also performed well, earning 74.5 and 72.4 grades respectively. The entire defensive unit was outstanding, registering two-plus QB pressures each and excelling against the run.
However, not all players performed as well. Cornerback Montaric Brown received a low 29.5 grade, possibly due to allowing a 62-yard completion despite only playing six snaps. Defensive end Danny Striggow had a 41.4 grade, mainly due to a missed tackle attempt and no QB pressures in seven pass-rush snaps. Cornerback Jarrian Jones had a 42.6 grade, allowing only three completions on nine targets for 27 yards, though his passer rating was a 42.4.
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