PFF grades: Jaguars highest and lowest graded players v. Colts
Take a look at which Jaguars players received the highest and lowest PFF grades from the team's Week 8 win.
After the Jacksonville Jaguars' Week 8 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, the sports analysis firm PFF released their grades for individual player performances. While the firm's grading system offers insight into player stats, it should not be the sole basis for evaluations. A grading scale was provided for context: 39.9 or lower is considered poor, 90.0 and above is elite, 80-89.9 is high quality, 70-79.9 is good, 60-69.9 is above average, 50-59.9 is average, and 40-49.9 is below average.
Among the Jaguars' top performers offensively against the Colts, running back Bhayshul Tuten led the way with a stellar 90.8 grade. Linebacker Walker Little was also exceptional, earning a 75.6 grade and preventing any quarterback pressures throughout the game. Tight end Nate Boerkircher contributed with a 75.0 grade, while running back Ezra Cleveland and running back got a 71.9 grade each.
On defense, line backer Dennis Gardeck stood out with a 85.3 grade, while defensive end Josh Hines-Allen and defensive end Travon Walker earned 80.7 and 77.5 grades respectively. They combined for six quarterback pressures and two sacks. Gardeck also had a pass breakup and two pressure highlights to his name. At the defensive back end, Rayuan Lane had a 80.4 grade and Jahlani Tavai a 77.7 grade.
However, the three lowest graded players overall for the Jaguars were G Emmanuel Pregnon with a 36.6 grade, TE Tanner Koziol with a 41.8 grade, and CB Jaylon Jones with a 48.2 grade. Pregnon allowed two pressures and received two penalties, earning a run-blocking grade of 47.7.
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