PFF’s 10 highest-graded Browns’ offensive players vs. Ravens
Without their starting quarterback on Sunday, the Cleveland Browns were horrible offensively. They only managed three points and it took until late in the second half before the team had totaled 100 yards of total offense. Rookie quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson truly looked like a rookie day-three pick as he never looked comfortable.
It was clear from the beginning that the Ravens defense knew they could capitalize on the struggles of the Browns offense line early and often this week. The team has a major problem right now at left tackle that likely won’t have a fix this season without many options out there.
The team couldn’t establish a run game and when they did find some success they often had those plays negated by a penalty. The team will now have the bye week to lick their wounds and figure things out before the 49ers come to town. Here are the top 10 highest-graded offensive players from Sunday according to PFF.
RB Pierre Strong Jr.
Overall: 76.3
Rushing: 74.7
Pass Blocking: 73.4
WR Cedric Tillman
Overall: 69.3
Receiving: 68.1
Run Blocking: 59.9
C Ethan Pocic
Overall: 68.8
Pass Blocking: 69.4
Run Blocking: 68.6
TE David Njoku
Overall: 67.6
Receiving: 66.1
Run Blocking: 63.7
RB Kareem Hunt
Overall: 65.8
Rushing: 67.0
Pass Blocking: 75.6
OT Dawand Jones
Overall: 65.0
Pass Blocking: 61.8
Run Blocking: 65.0
G Joel Bitonio
Overall: 63.8
Pass Blocking: 65.5
Run Blocking: 61.0
RB Jerome Ford
Overall: 61.5
Rushing: 66.7
Receiving: 58.7
G Wyatt Teller
Overall: 59.7
Pass Blocking: 82.8
Run Blocking: 55.7
TE Jordan Akins
Overall: 55.8
Receiving: 54.7
Run Blocking: 60.6
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