CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns offense was decent during Sunday’s 13-6 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Here’s how the offense graded according to Pro Football Focus:
(PFF grades every player on every play and uses a scale of 0-100, with higher grades indicating better play. PFF has explained its grades this way: 100-90 elite; 89-85 Pro Bowler; 84-70 starter; 69-60 backup; 59-0 replaceable. In other words, it’s similar to how we would match up percentages with traditional letter grades in school.)
NOTE: Snap counts in parentheses.
QUARTERBACK
Shedeur Sanders: 52.2 (52)
RUNNING BACKS
Raheim Sanders: 70.5 (22)
Adin Huntington: 60.0 (1)
Dylan Sampson: 58.3 (18)
Trayveon Williams: 48.8 (12)
WIDE RECEIVER
Jerry Jeudy: 75.2 (49)
Cedric Tillman: 68.4 (30)
Isaiah Bond: 67.3 (12)
Malachi Corley: 62.0 (20)
Gage Larvadain: 55.5 (4)
TIGHT END
Harold Fannin Jr.: 82.0 (12)
Brenden Bates: 68.7 (25)
Sal Cannella: 64.0 (18)
Blake Whiteheart: 56.1 (32)
OFFENSIVE LINE
Joel Bitonio: 65.3 (52)
Luke Wypler: 64.7 (52)
Teven Jenkins: 64.2 (31)
KT Leveston: 63.5 (52)
Cornelius Lucas: 60.0 (1)
Wyatt Teller: 54.1 (9)
Zak Zinter: 49.9 (16)
Cam Robinson: 45.5 (52)
Steelers’ Best Five Defensive Grades
Chuck Clark: 82.4 (30)
Alex Highsmith: 80.4 (48)
Joey Porter Jr.: 73.7 (52)
Payton Wilson: 71.1 (23)
Logan Lee: 70.3 (73)
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