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https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-refocused-washington-redskins-27-los-angeles-rams-20
Refocused: Washington Redskins 27, Los Angeles Rams 20
BY PFF ANALYSIS TEAM
TOP 5 GRADES:
TE Gerald Everett, 83.2 overall grade
DI Ethan Westbrooks, 81.3 overall grade
HB Todd Gurley, 80.8 overall grade
LB Mark Barron, 77.5 overall grade
TE Derek Carrier, 77.4 overall grade
PERFORMANCES OF NOTE:
QB JARED GOFF, 43.1 OVERALL GRADE
After a big turn around last week, Goff looked as he did as a rookie. When Goff was pressured he struggled, while he did complete a touchdown pass under pressure, there were many bad decisions, as he struggles to break everything down under pressure
HB TODD GURLEY, 80.8 OVERALL GRADE
Gurley supporters have been waiting a long time to see the promise he showed in a five week span as a rookie, this week he looked better than he has in recent games. Against Washington he showed his skill set as a receiver, which is surprising given his reputation, however when he is in space he is able to use his quickness and strength to gain some big yards after the catch.
LB MARK BARRON, 77.5 OVERALL GRADE
For better or worse, Barron was a constant participant at the point of attack on runs (63.3 run defense grade), but he was more effective in coverage. The two receptions he allowed went for a total of just nine yards, and his seven total defensive stops led the Rams today.
LB ALEC OGLETREE, 27.9 OVERALL GRADE
There’s no sugar-coating it – it was a miserable day for Ogletree. While he did notch a sack on a well-timed blitz, he struggles to defeat blockers at the second level (37.5 run defense grade), and had numerous mishaps in coverage as well (28.3 coverage grade).
TOP 5 GRADES:
T Morgan Moses, 85.4 overall grade
DI Matt Ioannidis, 81.5 overall grade
CB Josh Norman, 78.7 overall grade
T Trent Williams, 78.2 overall grade
TE Vernon Davis, 78.2 overall grade
PERFORMANCES OF NOTE:
T MORGAN MOSES, 85.4 OVERALL GRADE
Moses set the tone for an impressive rushing performance by Washington, as his 88.3 run-blocking grade was the best of the game. He did give up a hit and a hurry in pass protection, but against the Rams’ impressive front he still put together an impressive all-around effort.
TE VERNON DAVIS, 78.2 OVERALL GRADE
Davis is worth mentioning because of his strong play on run blocks, as he consistently held the point of attack or collapsed his man down the line of scrimmage on runs to his side. He had just one reception on the day, but with Washington’s emphasis on the run his play (84.1 run-blocking grade) was critical to the team’s win.
CB JOSH NORMAN, 99.9 RUN DEFENSE GRADE
Josh Norman is mentioned not because of his coverage, which he only allowed 2 catches, but for his work in the run game. Norman perfected the peanut punch by forcing 2 fumbles against Gurley with strong punches on the ball.
DI MATT IOANNIDIS, 81.5 OVERALL GRADE
The second-year defensive lineman was a force against the Rams with 4 total pressures on just 19 pass rush attempts, as his quickest moves were too much for the interior offensive line.
Refocused: Washington Redskins 27, Los Angeles Rams 20
BY PFF ANALYSIS TEAM
TOP 5 GRADES:
TE Gerald Everett, 83.2 overall grade
DI Ethan Westbrooks, 81.3 overall grade
HB Todd Gurley, 80.8 overall grade
LB Mark Barron, 77.5 overall grade
TE Derek Carrier, 77.4 overall grade
PERFORMANCES OF NOTE:
QB JARED GOFF, 43.1 OVERALL GRADE
After a big turn around last week, Goff looked as he did as a rookie. When Goff was pressured he struggled, while he did complete a touchdown pass under pressure, there were many bad decisions, as he struggles to break everything down under pressure
HB TODD GURLEY, 80.8 OVERALL GRADE
Gurley supporters have been waiting a long time to see the promise he showed in a five week span as a rookie, this week he looked better than he has in recent games. Against Washington he showed his skill set as a receiver, which is surprising given his reputation, however when he is in space he is able to use his quickness and strength to gain some big yards after the catch.
LB MARK BARRON, 77.5 OVERALL GRADE
For better or worse, Barron was a constant participant at the point of attack on runs (63.3 run defense grade), but he was more effective in coverage. The two receptions he allowed went for a total of just nine yards, and his seven total defensive stops led the Rams today.
LB ALEC OGLETREE, 27.9 OVERALL GRADE
There’s no sugar-coating it – it was a miserable day for Ogletree. While he did notch a sack on a well-timed blitz, he struggles to defeat blockers at the second level (37.5 run defense grade), and had numerous mishaps in coverage as well (28.3 coverage grade).
TOP 5 GRADES:
T Morgan Moses, 85.4 overall grade
DI Matt Ioannidis, 81.5 overall grade
CB Josh Norman, 78.7 overall grade
T Trent Williams, 78.2 overall grade
TE Vernon Davis, 78.2 overall grade
PERFORMANCES OF NOTE:
T MORGAN MOSES, 85.4 OVERALL GRADE
Moses set the tone for an impressive rushing performance by Washington, as his 88.3 run-blocking grade was the best of the game. He did give up a hit and a hurry in pass protection, but against the Rams’ impressive front he still put together an impressive all-around effort.
TE VERNON DAVIS, 78.2 OVERALL GRADE
Davis is worth mentioning because of his strong play on run blocks, as he consistently held the point of attack or collapsed his man down the line of scrimmage on runs to his side. He had just one reception on the day, but with Washington’s emphasis on the run his play (84.1 run-blocking grade) was critical to the team’s win.
CB JOSH NORMAN, 99.9 RUN DEFENSE GRADE
Josh Norman is mentioned not because of his coverage, which he only allowed 2 catches, but for his work in the run game. Norman perfected the peanut punch by forcing 2 fumbles against Gurley with strong punches on the ball.
DI MATT IOANNIDIS, 81.5 OVERALL GRADE
The second-year defensive lineman was a force against the Rams with 4 total pressures on just 19 pass rush attempts, as his quickest moves were too much for the interior offensive line.
