PFF Team of the Week and Player Awards

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The choice is based primarily on PFF estimateswith special attention given to players who have performed exceptionally well in more snaps. When two players receive the same rating, the player with the most snaps will often be favored, demonstrating his ability to maintain a high level of play over an extended period.

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Violation

Question: Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens

RB: Derrick Henry, Baltimore Ravens

VR: Ladd McConkey, Los Angeles Chargers

VR: Mike Evans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

TOPIC: Isaiah Probably, Baltimore Ravens

Flexible: WR Nico Collins, Houston Texans

LT: Jordan Mailata, Philadelphia Eagles

LG: Ben Powers, Denver Broncos

WITH: Tyler Linderbaum, Baltimore Ravens

RG: Spencer Anderson, Pittsburgh Steelers

RT: Spencer Brown, Buffalo Accounts

Defense

EDGE: Denico Autry, Houston Texans

EDGE: Miller, Buffalo Accounts

FROM: Greg Gaines, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

FROM: Tea sets, Los Angeles Chargers

LB: I’m Dean, Philadelphia Eagles

LB: Matt Milan, Buffalo Accounts

KB: Derek Stingley Jr., Houston Texans

KB: Kamari Lassiter, Houston Texans

WITH: Shining Gilman, Los Angeles Chargers

WITH: Tony Jefferson, Los Angeles Chargers

Flexible: Darius Slay, Philadelphia Eagles

Special teams

TO: Zane Gonzalez, Washington Commanders

P: Tommy Townsend, Houston Texans

K/PR: Malik Washington, Miami Dolphins

ST: Khalil Shakir, Buffalo Accounts

OFFENSIVE PLAYER AND ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: WR Ladd McConkey, Los Angeles Chargers

McConkey was incredible in the Chargers’ loss to the Texans, averaging 5.32 yards per run. Two of his nine receptions in the game came on contested catches, and he finished the game with a career-high 91.0 PFF receiving grade.

DEFENDER OF THE WEEK: CB Derek Stingley Jr., Houston Texans

Chargers quarterback targeted by Stingley 10 times Justin Herbert in the Texans’ victory on Saturday afternoon. While he allowed five receptions for 62 yards, he also broke up passes and recorded two interceptions, finishing the game with a PFF coverage grade of 94.9.

UPCOMING LINE OF THE WEEK: Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles did a good job defending Jalen Hurts on Sunday afternoon as the offensive line combined to provide eight drives. They all came inside with gear. Jordan Mailata And Lane Johnson without allowing any pressure from the 26 clicks blocking the pass.