PFF: 5 lowest-graded Bills players on defense in Week 11
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Nee York Jets, 32-6, in their Week 11 matchup on Sunday afternoon.
The Bills (6-5) had a few players that stood out above the rest in this one. On offense, the Bills were lead by quarterback Josh Allen who led a new-look offense with Joe Brady now calling the shots as offensive coordinator.
But not everyone had a game to remember, defense included.
To get more wins, Buffalo will hope such efforts will reverse throughout the rest of the 2023 season as the push toward the postseason unfolds… particularly, they’ll need better efforts from these players, according to Pro Football Focus.
Here are the five lowest-graded Bills players on defense against the Jets (4-6) according to PFF’s metrics:
5. DE Greg Rousseau
PFF grade: 54.4
4. CB Dane Jackson
PFF grade: 53.8
3. CB Taron Johnson
PFF grade: 49.7
2. DT Jordan Phillips
PFF grade: 36.9
1. DT Linval Joseph
PFF grade: 30.0
Others
CB Siran Neal: 28.7 (12 snaps played)
LB Tyler Matakevich: 42.8 (10 snaps played)
DE Kingsley Jonathan: 49.5 (10 snaps played)
