PFF grades are LIVE: NFL Week 4

Posted by Admin September 30, 2024 NFL

PFF grades are now live for every Week 4 game of the 2024 NFL season.

PFF’s dedicated team of graders has been hard at work, analyzing every player on every play in real time during Week 3 of the 2024 NFL season.

Each week, we will highlight an interesting grade or stat from every game in the NFL. Click here to dive into PFF Premium Stats for yourself. To dig deeper into every game, including snap counts for every player, subscribe to PFF+.

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Dallas Cowboys 20, New York Giants 15

Cowboys DI Mazi Smith

The 2023 first-round draft pick took some heat for a poor start to his second NFL season after earning sub-35.0 PFF overall grades in each of the Cowboys’ first three games. But in Week 4, he was the stout run defender they hoped for when they drafted him. Smith shined against the Giants with a pair of tackles resulting in a defensive stop and an 86.9 PFF run-defense grade.

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Atlanta Falcons 26, New Orleans Saints 24

Falcons EDGE Arnold Ebiketie

Ebiketie won 17.4% of his pass-rushing reps and earned a 65.9 PFF pass-rushing grade in the Falcons’ win over the Saints. He was even more effective against the run, posting a 70.8 PFF run-defense grade and recording a defensive stop on 12 run-defense snaps.

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Denver Broncos 10, New York Jets 9

Broncos CB Patrick Surtain II

Denver’s star defensive player earned a 76.8 PFF coverage grade from 51 coverage snaps on Sunday. Targeted just three times all game, he allowed just two receptions for 24 yards and forced an incompletion.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers 33, Philadelphia Eagles 16

Eagles QB Jalen Hurts

Hurts had a tough outing in the Eagles’ loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday, as turnovers continued to plague him. He completed 18 of his 30 pass attempts for 158 yards, managing just one big-time throw while committing three turnover-worthy plays.

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Houston Texans 24, Jacksonville Jaguars 20

Texans WR Nico Collins

Collins continued to dominate in the Texans’ win over the Jaguars on Sunday, nearly doubling the targets of any other Texans receiver. He finished the game with an impressive 3.33 yards per route run and earned an 89.5 PFF receiving grade.

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Minnesota Vikings 31, Green Bay Packers 29

Packers S Xavier McKinney

McKinney’s impressive start to his Packers career continued in their loss to the Minnesota Vikings, as he recorded his fourth interception in as many games. Over four games, he’s allowed just two receptions in coverage and has earned an outstanding 89.5 PFF coverage grade.

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Indianapolis Colts 27, Pittsburgh Steelers 24

Colts WR Josh Downs

A third-round draft pick a year ago, Downs averaged 3.57 yards per route run, picking up 82 yards from just 23 snaps on the field as a receiver. He finished the game with a 90.1 PFF receiving grade, leading all players in the game.

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Chicago Bears 24, Los Angeles Rams 18

Bears EDGE Montez Sweat

Sweat had a solid day as a pass-rusher, racking up a sack, a quarterback hit and another win that didn’t result in pressure from 22 pass-rushing snaps. He finished the game with a 15.0% pass-rush win rate and added a batted pass, too.

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Cincinnati Bengals 34, Carolina Panthers 24

Bengals CB Dax Hill

Hill rebounded from his season-low performance against the Commanders with a solid outing in the Panthers win, earning a 78.7 PFF coverage grade. He allowed only 12 yards on three receptions.

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Washington Commanders 42, Arizona Cardinals 14

Commanders QB Jayden Daniels

The Commanders offense remained impressive on Sunday, with rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels leading the way. Daniels earned an 82.7 PFF grade in the victory, completing 27 of 32 passes for 235 yards, one touchdown, and one interception while also contributing 47 yards and a touchdown on the ground.

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San Francisco 49ers 30, New England Patriots 13

49ers LB Fred Warner

Widely regarded as the NFL’s top defensive player through four weeks, Warner earned an outstanding 96.6 PFF grade in the 49ers’ victory over the Patriots. This marked his third game in four weeks with a grade above 90.0. In coverage, he allowed only one reception for 11 yards and recorded a pick-six.

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Las Vegas Raiders 20, Cleveland Browns 16

Raiders EDGE Tyree Wilson

The former seventh overall pick delivered the second-best performance of his career in the win against the Browns. On 30 pass-rushing snaps, he notched two quarterback hits and three hurries, earning a 77.4 pass-rush grade for the game.

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Kansas City Chiefs 17, Los Angeles Chargers 10

Chiefs CB Jaylen Watson

Watson was targeted five times in the Chiefs’ win over the Chargers, but he didn’t allow a single reception. He recorded two forced incompletions and earned an impressive 89.6 PFF coverage grade for his performance.

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Baltimore Ravens 35, Buffalo Bills 10

Ravens RB Justice Hill

Hill was a factor in the Ravens’ passing game early and often in their win on Sunday Night Football. The veteran running back finished the game with an average of 7.09 yards per route run, with three of his six receptions going for 15-plus yards.

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