- The 49ers’ offensive line dominated: With Mac Jones under center and several stars sidelined, the 49ers leaned on their offensive line to gut out a win. San Francisco allowed just one sack and seven pressures on the day, with Trent Williams leading the way with a 90.0 pass-blocking grade and a clean sheet in protection.
- More late-game heroics from Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey: Aubrey drilled a 64-yard field goal as time expired to force overtime, then followed it up with a 46-yard game-winner. His clutch performance earned a 94.4 PFF field goal/extra point grade.
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Green Bay Packers 27, Washington Commanders 18
The Packers’ pass rush overwhelmed the Commanders, keeping Jayden Daniels in check throughout the night. Micah Parsons led the charge with eight pressures and his second sack as a Packer, posting a 24.4% pass-rush win rate and a 90.6 PFF pass-rush grade.
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Buffalo Bills 30, New York Jets 10
Buffalo bounced back in dominant fashion, powered by a relentless pass rush that overwhelmed the Jets’ offense. Joey Bosa led the charge with a league-best 96.7 PFF pass-rush grade, racking up seven pressures (including a sack and a quarterback hit) on a 40.0% win rate.
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San Francisco 49ers 26, New Orleans Saints 21
With Mac Jones under center and several stars sidelined, the 49ers leaned on their offensive line to gut out a win. San Francisco allowed just one sack and seven pressures on the day, with Trent Williams leading the way with a 90.0 pass-blocking grade and a clean sheet in protection.
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Los Angeles Rams 33, Tennessee Titans 19
Byron Young spearheaded a swarming Rams defense, delivering two sacks and six pressures en route to an 86.6 PFF pass-rush grade. His final sack forced a Cam Ward fumble, setting up a late score to put the game out of reach.
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Baltimore Ravens 41, Cleveland Browns 17
Despite limited snaps, the Ravens saw major impact from DeAndre Hopkins and Devontez Walker in Week 2. Hopkins earned a 95.1 PFF receiving grade and Walker a 90.4, as the duo combined for 90 yards and three touchdowns on just four receptions.
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Detroit Lions 52, Chicago Bears 21
The Lions dominated from start to finish behind a red-hot Jared Goff and a monster day from Amon-Ra St. Brown. Goff rebounded from a rough opener to post an 85.1 PFF grade, while St. Brown racked up 115 yards and three scores on nine catches, earning a 91.4 receiving grade.
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Seattle Seahawks 31, Pittsburgh Steelers 17
Seattle delivered a complete team win on the road, with Kenneth Walker III stealing the spotlight. The third-year back posted a 90.9 PFF rushing grade — the highest of the season — averaging 8.1 yards per carry and 4.7 yards after contact per carry.
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Cincinnati Bengals 31, Jacksonville Jaguars 27
Even after Joe Burrow exited early, Ja’Marr Chase remained highly productive with Jake Browning at quarterback. He commanded 17 targets, catching 14 for 165 yards and a touchdown, earning an 87.6 PFF receiving grade.
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New England Patriots 33, Miami Dolphins 27
Drake Maye continued his promising rookie campaign, earning an 83.6 PFF grade in a balanced effort against Miami. The young quarterback accounted for three touchdowns — two passing and one rushing — as the Patriots outlasted the Dolphins in a high-scoring affair.
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Dallas Cowboys 40, New York Giants 37
Late-game heroics from Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey stole the show in this NFC East clash. Aubrey drilled a 64-yard field goal as time expired to force overtime, then followed it up with a 46-yard game-winner. His clutch performance earned a 94.4 PFF field goal/extra point grade.
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Indianapolis Colts 29, Denver Broncos 28
Daniel Jones continued to thrive under Shane Steichen, earning an 81.4 PFF passing grade while throwing for 316 yards and two big-time throws — including a crucial strike to Alec Pierce before halftime.
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Arizona Cardinals 27, Carolina Panthers 22
Derrick Brown anchored the Panthers’ defensive effort with a 90.3 PFF grade, flashing dominance as both a run defender and pass rusher despite the loss. Brown posted a team-high 90.3 PFF grade, with strong marks as both a run defender (84.0) and pass rusher (77.9).
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Philadelphia Eagles 20, Kansas City Chiefs 17
Jordan Mailata again set the tone in the run game, earning a 90.8 PFF run-blocking grade to lead all linemen. He now owns the two highest-graded run-blocking games in the NFL this season.
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Atlanta Falcons 22, Minnesota Vikings 6
The Falcons defense stifled Minnesota, with linebacker Divine Deablo earning an 89.4 PFF grade — one of the top marks among defenders in Week 2 — thanks to his all-around impact across multiple phases.
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