Snap count in parentheses...
OFFENSE
Michael Walker 78.8 (24)
Kobay White 73.0 (33)
Anthony Brown 67.8 (51)
Aaron Monteiro 67.4 (51)
Sam Schmal 66.8 (14)
Jon Baker 65.4 (51)
John Phillips 65.5 (37)
Chris Lindstrom 63.9 (51)
Ben Glines 61.0 (37)
Travis Levy 58.7 (14)
CJ Lewis 56.1 (5)
Ben Petrula 53.1 (51)
Chris Garrison 52.5 (26)
Tommy Sweeney 52.5 (51)
Jeff Smith 51.9 (41)
Korab Idrizi 51.3 (24)
Notes... Petrula's ranking was affected because of two penalties. Sweeney was docked because of pass pro even though he was only in the game for three pass plays as a blocker. Phillips and Lindstrom were off the charts in pass protection (84.8 and 86.0 respectively).
DEFENSE
Kevin Bletzer 75.8 (14)
Will Harris 72.8 (87)
Zach Allen 72.8 (77)
Wyatt Ray 70.4 (83)
Hamp Cheevers 70.2 (87)
Mike Palmer 62.7 (83)
Tanner Karafa 62.3 (68)
Ray Smith 61.3 (73)
Marcus Valdez 60.0 (14)
Connor Strachan 57.7 (73)
Max Richardson 55.7 (49)
Bryce Morais 55.3 (10)
Lukas Denis 54.6 (87)
Isaiah McDuffie 54.3 (63)
Brandon Barlow 52.7 (7)
Elijah Jones 50.7 (15)
Davon Jones 48.1 (5)
Taj-Amir Torres 43.7 (12)
John Lamot 38.7 (43)
Jaleel Berry 37.6 (7)
Notes: It's not uncommon to see someone in the 30's or 40's but it's pretty rare when the person plays as many snaps as Lamot did. He graded below 50 in run defense, tackling and coverage categories. The other thing that jumps off the page is how many snaps the defense's top players were in there for. Even if you're in great shape that's a whole lot of football plays. Mike Palmer was at a 44.6 grade in run support. Best grades were tackling. Will Harris, Connor Strachan, Torres, McDuffie and others graded very well in the tackling category.
Petrula and Monteiro each allowed two pressures. Levy, Sweeney, Baker, Brown and Schmal were docked with one pressure (i.e. Brown takes the blame himself on one). Monteiro, Levy, Sweeney and Brown (see last note) allowed a sack.
OFFENSE
Michael Walker 78.8 (24)
Kobay White 73.0 (33)
Anthony Brown 67.8 (51)
Aaron Monteiro 67.4 (51)
Sam Schmal 66.8 (14)
Jon Baker 65.4 (51)
John Phillips 65.5 (37)
Chris Lindstrom 63.9 (51)
Ben Glines 61.0 (37)
Travis Levy 58.7 (14)
CJ Lewis 56.1 (5)
Ben Petrula 53.1 (51)
Chris Garrison 52.5 (26)
Tommy Sweeney 52.5 (51)
Jeff Smith 51.9 (41)
Korab Idrizi 51.3 (24)
Notes... Petrula's ranking was affected because of two penalties. Sweeney was docked because of pass pro even though he was only in the game for three pass plays as a blocker. Phillips and Lindstrom were off the charts in pass protection (84.8 and 86.0 respectively).
DEFENSE
Kevin Bletzer 75.8 (14)
Will Harris 72.8 (87)
Zach Allen 72.8 (77)
Wyatt Ray 70.4 (83)
Hamp Cheevers 70.2 (87)
Mike Palmer 62.7 (83)
Tanner Karafa 62.3 (68)
Ray Smith 61.3 (73)
Marcus Valdez 60.0 (14)
Connor Strachan 57.7 (73)
Max Richardson 55.7 (49)
Bryce Morais 55.3 (10)
Lukas Denis 54.6 (87)
Isaiah McDuffie 54.3 (63)
Brandon Barlow 52.7 (7)
Elijah Jones 50.7 (15)
Davon Jones 48.1 (5)
Taj-Amir Torres 43.7 (12)
John Lamot 38.7 (43)
Jaleel Berry 37.6 (7)
Notes: It's not uncommon to see someone in the 30's or 40's but it's pretty rare when the person plays as many snaps as Lamot did. He graded below 50 in run defense, tackling and coverage categories. The other thing that jumps off the page is how many snaps the defense's top players were in there for. Even if you're in great shape that's a whole lot of football plays. Mike Palmer was at a 44.6 grade in run support. Best grades were tackling. Will Harris, Connor Strachan, Torres, McDuffie and others graded very well in the tackling category.
Petrula and Monteiro each allowed two pressures. Levy, Sweeney, Baker, Brown and Schmal were docked with one pressure (i.e. Brown takes the blame himself on one). Monteiro, Levy, Sweeney and Brown (see last note) allowed a sack.
