Titans snap takeaways, top PFF grades, stunning stats from Wild Card game
Top Pro Football Focus grades: Offense
The highest-graded players for the Titans on offense were…
Per @PFF, @Titans' top 5 offensive grades (min. 15 snaps) include 4 of 5 starting O-linemen:
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--Lewan (87.9)
--B. Jones (80.1)
--Saffold (78.4)
--Henry (78.0)
--Conklin (76.2)
Top Pro Football Focus grades: Defense
The highest-graded players for the Titans on defense were…
Per @PFF, #Titans' top 5 Defensive Grades (min. 15 snaps):
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--Brock (79.3)
--Jackson (70.0)
--Byard (66.5)
--Vaccaro (62.6)
--Simmons (62.4)
Notes
-Well, well, well, no surprise to see that four of the five highest-graded players were offensive lineman, while King Henry fills out the top five at No. 4. Tennessee’s O-line absolutely dominated in the trenches against the Pats, which led to Henry posting a ridiculous 182 yards and one touchdown on 34 carries. He also took a screen pass for 22 yards that set up his score, and he accounted for every single yard on that 75-yard drive.
-Four of the top five in defensive PFF grades were in the secondary, which also comes as no surprise. Tom Brady was held to under 100 passing yards in the second half, and 209 in total. He failed to throw a single passing touchdown, also.
-It’s great to see Tramaine Brock get some recognition for his performance. He had a great game all-around with four tackles and two passes defensed, and his deflection setup Logan Ryan‘s pick-six to seal the win. Brock has settled in nicely with Tennessee and appears to have been a great pickup.
–Adoree’ Jackson wasted no time getting back into the swing of things, as he posted the second-highest grade from Saturday night, totaling two tackles and two passes defensed.