The Detroit Lions have had a tremendous start to the year and their PFF grades back up that mindset.
The film itself has been very good so far for the defense but especially the offense. Coordinator Ben Johnson has Jared Goff and the passing attack firing on all cylinders and rookie tight end Sam LaPorta is producing like a veteran.
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On defense, Aiden Hutchison is showcasing why he was the second overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. He has been one of the biggest disrupters in the entire NFL and has shown he has the makings of being a monumental talent at the edge position.
Not everything can be great however as some players have found themselves looking to improve on things as the year goes on. Getting a complete picture of the team is always the best approach and this can serve as that.
Best Offensive PFF Grades
- Amon-Ra St. Brown, Wide Receiver 84.9
- Josh Reynolds, Wide Receiver 81
- Jared Goff, Quarterback 80.2
- Sam LaPorta, Tight End 79.3
- Frank Ragnow, Center 79.1
Lowest Offensive PFF Grades
- Brock Wright, Tight End 44.8
- Marvin Jones Jr., Wide Receiver 50.8
- Graham Glasgow, Guard 53.4
- Jason Cabinda, Fullback 55.4
- Jahmyr Gibbs, Running Back 56
Highest Defensive PFF Grades
- Derrick Barnes, Linebacker 85.4
- Kerby Joseph, Safety 77.7
- Cameron Sutton, Cornerback 69.1
- Tracy Walker, Safety 67.2
- C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Safety 67.1
Lowest Defensive PFF Grades
- James Houston, Edge 30.2
- Benito Jones, Defensive Tackle 35.3
- Alim McNeil, Defensive Tackle 43.8
- Levi Onwuzurike, Defensive Tackle 45.6
- Charles Harris, Edge 48.2