Top and bottom Packers PFF grades in Week 16 vs. Panthers
Jones ran for at least 10 yards five times and for 100 yards after the first hit. He also forced six missed blocks and made eight first downs.
On just 14 runs run, Melton caught four passes and gained three first downs, one of which was on a third down.
He caught something that was thrown at him and ran once over seven yards. Love threw two passes of more than 20 yards, didn’t make a play that would have led to a mistake, and was again very good when he was in the pocket.
Doubts caught four of the five passes he was targeted for, won two contests, forced two missed tackles, alongside had a perfect 158.3 passer percentage when he was targeted. He got hit by a mistake. Wicks caught each of his targets 13 times for 29 yards and a score.
Brooks put pressure on the QB twice and hit him once over the course of 17 snaps. Van Ness hit the quarterback twice and stopped a run. Smith had five pressures, two sacks, and two QB hits, which was the most on the team.
Wooden had a help tackle and got a good score on eight runs. Owens made six tackles without missing, which tied him for the group’s lead with three stops.
The week before, Young set a new mark by completing 23 out of 36 passes for 312 yards, a pair of touchdowns, and no picks.
This was the best grade of his career. Chark’s second-best score of the season is an 82.9. He caught six passes for 98 yards or two touchdowns.
No matter what the outcome was, there were some great performances and some terrible ones. After that, here are the greatest and worst players from Saturday’s game, based on their grades from Pro Football Focus.
Toure botched a pass and neither of his targets caught it in the six times he tried to pass. Walker gave upward pressure, got a penalty, and got the worst grade on the defensive line for run blocking.
Myers gave up the tackle and had trouble with the run game. Rhyan only played right guard for half of the snaps and got bad marks in the run game. Tom let two rushes go through and wasn’t good at stopping the run.
The Green Bay Packers have been a professional football team from Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA. They are a team in the National Football League (NFL) and play in the National Football Conference (NFC) the North division.
It is the only major league professional sports team in the United States that is owned by the community and not for business. It is the third-oldest franchise in the NFL, having been founded in 1919.
Since 1957, home games have been played at Lambeau Field. They have won more games than any other NFL team.
There were a lot of “small-town teams” in the NFL in its early years, in the 1920s and 1930s. The Packers are the last of those teams.
Earl “Curly” Lambeau and George Whitney Calhoun started the club in 1919. It has roots in other semi-professional teams in Green Bay that go back to 1896.
The Packers played against other semi-professional teams from Wisconsin and the Midwest from 1919 to 1920.
In 1921, they joined the American Professional Football Association (APFA), which was the first version of the NFL we know today.
The Packers played some of their home games in Milwaukee starting in 1933. They did this until 1995, when changes at Lambeau Field made it more profitable for the team to stay in Green Bay full-time. Milwaukee is still thought of as a home media market for the team.
Forbes placed the Packers as the 27th most valuable sports franchise in the world in 2019, giving them a value of $2.63 billion.
This is despite the fact that Green Bay is by well the smallest major league sports market in North America.