Titans snap count takeaways, PFF grades, interesting stats from Week 17
Top PFF grades
The five highest-graded Titans on offense in Week 17 were…
Per @PFF, #Titans' top 5 offensive grades (at least 20 snaps):
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Conklin (92.8)
Pruitt (90.7)
Brown (90.3)
Tannehill (82.9)
C. Davis (79.4)
The five highest-graded Titans on defense in Week 17 were…
Per @PFF, #Titans' top 5 defensive grades (at least 20 snaps):
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Byard (76.6)
D. Jones (75.6)
Casey (74.0)
Hooker (71.4)
Brock (70.9)
Notes
–Jack Conklin is nearing free agency as the 2019 season winds down and has quietly had a great season. The Titans’ right tackle graded out as is the 11th-best tackle and the sixth-best right tackle, per PFF. He’ll be one of the biggest decisions the Titans have to make in the offseason.
–MyCole Pruitt is typically known as a blocker, but in Week 17 the big man found pay dirt on a one-yard pass from Ryan Tannehill. The tight end also added a second catch for 12 yards and was once again effective as a blocker.
–A.J. Brown did it again. He finished with four catches for 124 yards and a score. He completed two more big plays on Sunday, one of which went for 51 yards and a touchdown, and another that saw him make an insane catch in traffic to put the Titans on the one-yard line. We’ll have a slew of interesting stats about him coming up.
-Old reliable Kevin Byard led the way for the Titans. The star safety’s interception on Sunday sealed the deal for Tennessee.
–Tramaine Brock could be fighting for snaps once Adoree’ Jackson returns, so putting his best foot forward is important. He was able to do just that, as he finished as the fifth highest-graded defensive player for Tennessee with the help of six tackles (five solo).
–DaQuan Jones continues to have a superb season, and Jurrell Casey‘s sack ties him for second on the team, and it was the 51st of his career.