Rams PFF grades: Best and worst performers vs. Titans

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offense​

  • TE Davis Allen: 89.4
  • WR Davante Adams: 82.2
  • WR Puka Nacua: 81.6
  • LT Alaric Jackson: 80.6
  • QB Matthew Stafford: 78.5
  • RB Blake Corum: 74.7
  • RB Kyren Williams: 65.4
  • TE Tyler Higbee: 62.2
  • WR Konata Mumpfield: 58.8
  • RG Kevin Dotson: 54.1
  • WR Tutu Atwell: 49.2

defense​


  • OLB Byron Young: 90.0
  • OLB Quentin Lake: 89.3
  • CB Darious Williams: 79.5
  • CB Cobie Durant: 73.0
  • OLB Josaiah Stewart: 72.4
  • NT Poona Ford: 65.2
  • OLB Jared Verse: 61.0
  • CB Emmanuel Forbes Jr.: 60.3
  • DL Larrell Murchison: 47.4
  • S Kamren Curl: 47.1
  • DL Kobie Turner: 46.2
  • DL Ty Hamilton: 45.9
  • S Kamren Kinchens: 44.9


Anybody know why Fiske only played 13 snaps?
 
Couple of notes;

Davis Allen – Needs more snaps. He and Ferg look like the future at TE, and it’s time to start building that chemistry now.


Dotson – Looked like he struggled a bit, maybe because of the ankle or dealing with Simmons all game. Either way, our best interior lineman has to step up, especially with Jalen Carter on deck next week.


Tutu Atwell – Practically invisible. After all the offseason hype about him being more involved, it feels like the opposite. Honestly, I’d rather see Whittington take his reps at this point.


Jordan Whittington – That guy can fly. Did you catch him catching up to Puka on that run and laying down a block? Serious speed and effort.


Byron Young / Verse – I’d love to see the actual percentage of doubles, triples, and chips Verse is getting. From what I saw, he drew extra attention almost every snap, which is opening things up for Byron Young. Right now, B-Young looks like our most dangerous pass rusher.


Emmanuel Forbes – PFF grade might say “average,” but I thought he played well. Sure, he gave up the across-body TD and the one-handed grab, but look closer: on the one-hander, he had perfect coverage — it was just an unreal throw and catch. And that across-body TD? That’s a throw QBs are taught not to make because it usually gets picked. Ward just made a freak play. So far, I’m impressed with Forbes.


Derion Kendrick (D-Will) – Solid showing when called upon. With Spoon out 8–10 weeks, we need him to keep that up.


Kitchens & Curl – Both flashed last season, but right now they’re struggling with assignments and passing off routes. There was a scramble where both Curl and Stewart chased the QB and left a WR wide open — that’s on Curl. Kitchens has had similar mix-ups with coverages. Hopefully it’s just rust and they settle back into form.


Stewart – Raw, but man, you can see the talent. Future stud.
 
Tutu Atwell – Practically invisible. After all the offseason hype about him being more involved, it feels like the opposite. Honestly, I’d rather see Whittington take his reps at this point.
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Whittington deserves the PT and the Rams desperately need that 3rd productive WR
Tutu may have speed and heart but he just isnt it. Watching him get smacked and drop the pass just shows how he cant handle the physicality of the league
 
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  • RB Blake Corum: 74.7
  • RB Kyren Williams: 65.4

I wouldn't have said those specific numbers obviously, but I have NEVER seen two PFF grades for the same position that I looked at and immediately said "YEP"
 
Two games is waaaay too early but Josiah Stewart man
Yeah he looks just like the player on film with Michigan. High energy snap to snap. He'll get plenty of heat over time due to his hustle. Just a fantastic pick to add him to the top two so we can have a strong rotation off that edge.
 
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What was Dedich's grade? I thought he played well, or at least better than Limmer. The only bad play I can recall is one where Shelton was expecting help and the guy went between them.
 
100%
Whittington deserves the PT and the Rams desperately need that 3rd productive WR
Tutu may have speed and heart but he just isnt it. Watching him get smacked and drop the pass just shows how he cant handle the physicality of the league
I agree Whittington deserves more pt but that drop wasn’t on tutu he got hit simultaneously as the ball was coming anybody would a dropped that …. Don’t really seem like they trying to get him the ball that play call shouldn’t have been to him