PFF Grades - Week 5

[Plankton]

At this point, I'll just list everyone and eliminate any questions. Snap counts per player listed:

OFFENSE

1. KaVontae Turpin - 93.4 (2 snaps)
2. Sean McKeon - 75.6 (6 snaps)
3. Brock Hoffman - 67.5 (19 snaps)
4. Zack Martin - 66.1 (39 snaps)
5. Rico Dowdle - 65.1 (10 snaps)
6. Tyler Biadasz - 62.9 (30 snaps)
7. Jake Ferguson - 62.7 (34 snaps)
8. Cooper Rush - 60.9 (10 snaps)
9. Tyron Smith - 60.9 (39 snaps)
10. Tyler Smith - 59.9 (49 snaps)
11. Hunter Luepke - 58.8 (6 snaps)
12. CeeDee Lamb - 58.8 (34 snaps)
13. Tony Pollard - 58.7 (34 snaps)
14. Brandin Cooks - 56.8 (32 snaps)
15. Michael Gallup - 53.4 (40 snaps)
16. Jalen Tolbert - 52.6 (22 snaps)
17. Deuce Vaughn - 52.0 (5 snaps)
18. Chuma Edoga - 51.9 (10 snaps)
19. Luke Schoonmaker - 50.7 (20 snaps)
20. Dak Prescott - 46.0 (39 snaps)
21. T.J. Bass - 40.5 (10 snaps)
22. Terence Steele - 36.0 (49 snaps) - 8.4 pass blocking grade - just brutal

DEFENSE

1. Juanyeh Thomas - 89.7 (9 snaps)
2. Osa Odighizuwa - 83.1 (38 snaps)
3. DaRon Bland - 80.7 (59 snaps)
4. Jourdan Lewis - 75.1 (30 snaps)
5. Stephon Gilmore - 69.4 (70 snaps)
6. Markquese Bell - 64.3 (23 snaps)
7. Damone Clark - 62.2 (46 snaps)
8. Dante Fowler - 62.0 (13 snaps)
9. Malik Hooker - 61.4 (63 snaps)
10. Johnathan Hankins - 57.9 (40 snaps)
11. Leighton Vander Esch - 56.7 (58 snaps)
12. Sam Williams - 55.9 (20 snaps)
13. DeMarcus Lawrence - 54.5 (34 snaps)
14. Micah Parsons - 54.2 (59 snaps)
15. Dorance Armstrong - 49.3 (23 snaps)
16. Neville Gallimore - 45.7 (25 snaps)
17. Malik Jefferson - 44.1 (6 snaps)
18. Chauncey Golston - 39.4 (19 snaps)
19. Jayron Kearse - 37.7 (59 snaps)
20. Donovan Wilson - 37.5 (55 snaps)
21. Mazi Smith - 32.8 (22 snaps)
22. Noah Igbinoghene - 25.5 (9 snaps)

 

[Aftershock]

Wow the whole team stunk it up from top to bottom. mm must have fed the team one too many kfc drumsticks. They were asleep on that field

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

That disparity between Mazi and Hankins…

I wonder if it was due to specific types of plays they were deployed from

 

[Plankton]

For reference, the 49ers top performers:

OFFENSE

1. Jordan Mason - 91.0
2. Brock Purdy - 85.3
3. Brandon Aiyuk - 82.4
4. George Kittle - 79.3
5. Trent Williams - 78.8

DEFENSE

1. Oren Burks - 94.6
2. Nick Bosa - 91.2
3. Deommodore Lenoir - 84.7
4. Dre Greenlaw - 81.2
5. Javon Kinlaw - 79.5

 

[nate dizzle]

That disparity between Mazi and Hankins…

I wonder if it was due to specific types of plays they were deployed from

I honestly don't recall seeing him on the field. I mean, I was buzzed pretty good by end of the game but I don't remember seeing him at all.

 

[TrailBlazer]

Why are the backup safeties better than the starters?

 

[CCBoy]

Wow the whole team stunk it up from top to bottom. mm must have fed the team one too many kfc drumsticks. They were asleep on that field

Target, cease fire...they lost team for an entire game. I still like Jerry!

 

[Aftershock]

Why are the backup safeties better than the starters?

Cause the starters were so tired from all the 3 and outs

 

[CCBoy]

For reference, the 49ers top performers:

OFFENSE

1. Jordan Mason - 91.0
2. Brock Purdy - 85.3
3. Brandon Aiyuk - 82.4
4. George Kittle - 79.3
5. Trent Williams - 78.8

DEFENSE

1. Oren Burks - 94.6
2. Nick Bosa - 91.2
3. Deommodore Lenoir - 84.7
4. Dre Greenlaw - 81.2
5. Javon Kinlaw - 79.5

Less significant injuries, they are set for the playoffs here and now,

We know one of the top three NFC teams here and now.

 

[CCBoy]

Cause the starters were so tired from all the 3 and outs

Just a contributing fact, but real...

 

[stiletto]

The whole team sucked but the "highest paid/thought of" players sucked the most. Bunch of jokers at this point.

 

[Plankton]

Why are the backup safeties better than the starters?

Fewer snaps and smaller sample size.

That being said, Wilson and Kearse were both terrible last night. Kearse lined up offsides - like beyond the neutral zone offsides. Both had poor recognition and looked slow.

 

[jblaze2004]

Cause the starters were so tired from all the 3 and outs

Nah Kearse needs to be benched. I would love for Juanyeh Thomas to play more over him. I still don't understand how a vet player line up that far offsides. We stopped them on 3rd down but now his dumb penalty gave them a first down.

I don't see what Dan Quinn see's in Kearse but I wish we would let Thomas play more. I guess he has no choice to play more with Wilson most-likely out for a while again.

 

[jblaze2004]

Fewer snaps and smaller sample size.

That being said, Wilson and Kearse were both terrible last night. Kearse lined up offsides - like beyond the neutral zone offsides. Both had poor recognition and looked slow.

Kearse looks super slow he might be the slowest none NT on the field.

 

[cowboys1981]

Everyone that plays in the front 7 was horrible outside of Osa.

 

[big dog cowboy]

DEFENSE

1. Juanyeh Thomas - 89.7 (9 snaps)

I know that is a small sample size. But, Thomas deserves more snaps!

 

[Redline360]

Kearse should never see the field again.

Didn't realize or pay attention to Osa to much that game but graded out good.

 

[Risen Star]

Remember when you guys thought Terence Steele is a good player?

 

[OhReally]

At this point, I'll just list everyone and eliminate any questions. Snap counts per player listed:

OFFENSE

1. KaVontae Turpin - 93.4 (2 snaps)
2. Sean McKeon - 75.6 (6 snaps)
3. Brock Hoffman - 67.5 (19 snaps)
4. Zack Martin - 66.1 (39 snaps)
5. Rico Dowdle - 65.1 (10 snaps)
6. Tyler Biadasz - 62.9 (30 snaps)
7. Jake Ferguson - 62.7 (34 snaps)
8. Cooper Rush - 60.9 (10 snaps)
9. Tyron Smith - 60.9 (39 snaps)
10. Tyler Smith - 59.9 (49 snaps)
11. Hunter Luepke - 58.8 (6 snaps)
12. CeeDee Lamb - 58.8 (34 snaps)
13. Tony Pollard - 58.7 (34 snaps)
14. Brandin Cooks - 56.8 (32 snaps)
15. Michael Gallup - 53.4 (40 snaps)
16. Jalen Tolbert - 52.6 (22 snaps)
17. Deuce Vaughn - 52.0 (5 snaps)
18. Chuma Edoga - 51.9 (10 snaps)
19. Luke Schoonmaker - 50.7 (20 snaps)
20. Dak Prescott - 46.0 (39 snaps)
21. T.J. Bass - 40.5 (10 snaps)
22. Terence Steele - 36.0 (49 snaps) - 8.4 pass blocking grade - just brutal

DEFENSE

1. Juanyeh Thomas - 89.7 (9 snaps)
2. Osa Odighizuwa - 83.1 (38 snaps)
3. DaRon Bland - 80.7 (59 snaps)
4. Jourdan Lewis - 75.1 (30 snaps)
5. Stephon Gilmore - 69.4 (70 snaps)
6. Markquese Bell - 64.3 (23 snaps)
7. Damone Clark - 62.2 (46 snaps)
8. Dante Fowler - 62.0 (13 snaps)
9. Malik Hooker - 61.4 (63 snaps)
10. Johnathan Hankins - 57.9 (40 snaps)
11. Leighton Vander Esch - 56.7 (58 snaps)
12. Sam Williams - 55.9 (20 snaps)
13. DeMarcus Lawrence - 54.5 (34 snaps)
14. Micah Parsons - 54.2 (59 snaps)
15. Dorance Armstrong - 49.3 (23 snaps)
16. Neville Gallimore - 45.7 (25 snaps)
17. Malik Jefferson - 44.1 (6 snaps)
18. Chauncey Golston - 39.4 (19 snaps)
19. Jayron Kearse - 37.7 (59 snaps)
20. Donovan Wilson - 37.5 (55 snaps)
21. Mazi Smith - 32.8 (22 snaps)
22. Noah Igbinoghene - 25.5 (9 snaps)

I don't understand how pff does their ratings. SF's LBers rating should have been 100.

 

[plasticman]

The defense spent over 37 minutes on the field .

In the 4th quarter the worse starting field position for the 49ers was their 46 yard line. In all, they started a drive inside Cowboys territory four times, once on the 16th and once on the 26th yard lines. I'll bet extreme fatigue by the defense played a part on their performances.