PFF grades players on a 0 (worst) to 100 (best) scale. Check out the best and worst from the Wild Card game below. Best Offensive Players QB Bo Nix: 85.2 OT Garett Bolles: 79.6 WR Courtland Sutton ...

There has also been much speculation about the Lions going “all-in” and pulling off a trade for a premium pass-rusher, such as the Browns’ Myles Garrett or the Raiders’ Maxx Crosby. Such a trade ...

Trading for Myles Garrett would be franchise-changing for the Packers, but signing Khalil Mack is almost certainly the most ...

"After dominating to the tune of three straight 90.0-plus PFF pass-rushing grades in spring football ... for his contributions to the Broncos' league-leading pass rush. The scale and stakes may have ...

For context, players are graded on a 0-100 scale. T.J. Watt (91.7 regular season ... And he registered just 39 stops, which PFF defines as tackles that result in failure for opposing offenses.

"After dominating to the tune of three straight 90.0-plus PFF pass-rushing grades in spring ... to the Broncos' league-leading pass rush. The scale and stakes may have been different, but ...

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The Cleveland Browns were predicted to lose potential Deshaun Watson replacement Sam Darnold to the Las Vegas Raiders.

per PFF. The scales for victory tip much further in Denver’s favor if the team can keep Bo Nix’s jersey clean. All four of the Bills’ losses this season came in games they recorded one or ...