Rams PFF grades: Best and worst performers in loss to Bills

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Offense:

  • WR Puka Nacua: 85.3
  • RB Blake Corum: 74.9
  • LT Alaric Jackson: 73.2
  • LG Steve Avila: 71.8
  • QB Matthew Stafford: 69.0
  • WR Davante Adams: 68.9
  • RB Kyren Williams: 64.3
  • TE Tyler Higbee: 62.6
  • TE Davis Allen: 61.1
  • RT Warren McClendon Jr.: 58.3
  • RG Kevin Dotson: 56.8
  • WR Tutu Atwell: 54.4

Defense:

  • CB Jaylen Watson: 89.9
  • LB Nate Landman: 79.0
  • DL Tyler Davis: 68.0
  • CB Trent McDuffie: 60.3
  • LB Omar Speights: 58.4
  • DT Aaron Donald: 49.3
  • OLB Byron Young: 45.6
  • S Kam Kinchens: 42.0
  • OLB Wesley Bailey: 40.2
  • S Kam Curl: 39.4
  • DT Kobie Turner: 34.7
  • DB Quentin Lake: 28.4
D Line wasn't great particularly second half. Aaron has to be wondering why he came back for this. Saw him getting thrown around some. Offense still functioning at a mostly high level. Dotson not having a great year to this point in a contract year.
 
Wow, I guess Lake probably should have sat this one out. Corum did look good, but that much better then Kyren?
 
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How is landman number so high? Sure he caused the fumble. But dude had Allen like 3-4 times on 3rd down and Allen made him look like he was a cement pole. He went by him and Landman wasn’t even in the same area code.
 
How is landman number so high? Sure he caused the fumble. But dude had Allen like 3-4 times on 3rd down and Allen made him look like he was a cement pole. He went by him and Landman wasn’t even in the same area code.

Landman caused two fumbles.

Not sure how PFF grades him spying the QB but if that was his assignment, that's a joke.
 
Lake needs to be used more in a Star type of role rather then in deep safety role. Maybe if Lake replaced Landman on some 2 or third and long we wouldn’t be here today.

Shula is failing on many levels.

Especially in game adjustments.

Kinchens was usually in the deep safety role. He also played badly.

It looked like Lake was playing star. I know on the PI where he was lucky that it wasn't called was from star.
 
Wow, I guess Lake probably should have sat this one out. Corum did look good, but that much better then Kyren?
He had one big play with fewer touches so it makes him more explosive and efficient. Their scoring is flawed.
Lake was terrible in every aspect.
 
Quentin Lake just fails to give me much confidence. 28.8 grade

Nice kid but not consistently a good player.

He had a PI on 1st and 20 and was lucky he didn't get one earlier.

He is okay close to the line of scrimmage - but when he gets downfield in open space, he is not athletic enough and this causes him to panic.
 
He’s probably bewildered by why we didn’t scheme to contain Josh Allen like we used to.
On a few of Allens runs to his left Stewart was there but had trouble getting away from the LT holding him. Without the holds stewart has the speed to keep contain on Allen or and force him out of bounds with a short gain. I dont know why officials refuse to call holding when a QB known for running puts his lineman in a position where they have to hold, but if a pocket passer leaves the pocket, the refs call holding more often than not.
 
Lake was terrible in every aspect.
Quentin Lake's was paid heavily last season when he was injured to lead the secondary. The "Captain Lake" that we saw before the early last season injury has not returned, a shell of his past.

Can't lead when you simply can not make plays. Lake IS one of the current issues on this Shula-led defense. Shula needs to make serious readjustments on Lake's duties in this defense.

Lake's 2025 & first 5 gms in 2026 responsibilities in this defense needs to be downsized.
 
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