Sportmoney x PFF Week 11 Rundown

Here’s the Week 11 Sportmoney x PFF rundown, where we highlight stats, trends and PFF ratings for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers and tight ends.

• Justin Herbert is the only QB with 90+ Passing Grades in multiple games this season:

  • 93.6 Passing Grade in Week 8 vs. Saints 

    • 20/32 

    • 279 yards 

    • 2 TDs / 0 INTs 

    • On 10+ yard throws: 

      • 7/11 

      • 195 yards 

      • 2 TDs / 0 INTs 

  • 92.6 Passing Grade in Week 10 vs. Titans 

    • 14/18 

    • 164 yards 

    • 1 TD / 0 INTs 

    • On 10+ yard throws: 

      • 4/6 

      • 104 yards 

      • 1 TD / 0 INTs 

  • Herbert has also been fantastic vs. the blitz overall this year:

    • 80.7 Passing Grade (2nd) 

    • 57/88 

    • 708 yards 

    • 6 TDs / 0 INTs 

    • 36 completions gaining a first down 

• Lamar Jackson has been exceptional when targeting single coverage: 

  • 94.5 PFF Grade (1st) 

  • 55/92 

  • 843 yards 

  • 10 TDs / 1 INT 

  • 46 completions gaining a first down (8th) 

• Jayden Daniels has been PFF’s best QB on intermediate throws (10-19 yards downfield):

  • 98.1 PFF Grade (1st) 

  • 38/56 

  • 642 yards 

  • 2 TDs / 0 INTs 

  • 3 Big Time Throws 

  • 0 Turnover-Worthy Plays 

  • 37 completions gaining a first down (T-7th)

• Alvin Kamara has been the most productive RB in the passing game this season: 

  • 67 targets (15 more than any other RB) 

  • 51 catches (9 more than any other RB) 

  • 421 yards (63 more than any other RB) 

• David Montgomery is a force for the Lions in “goal to go” situations:

  • 19 carries (1st) 

  • 7 Rush TDs (T-1st) 

• The Ravens look to utilize Zay Flowers a lot off of play action: 

  • 30 targets (1st) 

  • 26 catches (9 more than any other player) 

  • 372 receiving yards (1st) 

  • 6 catches gaining a first down (1st) 

  • 10 catches gaining a first down (T-2nd) 

• There is no bigger “go-to” guy in goal-to-go situations than Amon-Ra St. Brown is for Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions: 

  • 8 targets (1st among WR’s) 

  • 8 catches (most in the NFL) 

  • 6 TDs (most in the NFL) 

  • 3 contested catches (T-2nd among WR’s) 

• When Aaron Rodgers sees a press coverage look with Garrett Wilson in the game, it’s likely he’s going his way:

  • 68 targets (11 more than any other WR) 

  • 49 catches (7 more than any other WR) 

  • 558 yards (2nd) 

  • 31 catches gaining a first down (1st) 

  • 12 missed tackles forced on RECs (1st) 

  • 13 catches gaining 15+ yards (T-1st, Ja’Marr Chase) 

• George Kittle has been the most explosive TE in the passing game this season:

  • 9 catches gaining 20+ yards (1st) 

  • 13 catches gaining 15+ yards (T-1st, McBride) 

  • 27 catches gaining a first down (T-3rd) 

• Patrick Mahomes is still looking Travis Kelce’s way, especially down the field (targets of 10+ yards among TEs):

  • 25 targets (1st) 

  • 14 catches (2nd) 

  • 253 yards (3rd) 

  • 13 catches gaining a first down (2nd) 

  • 10 catches gaining 15+ yards (2nd) 

• Brock Bowers has been ridiculous vs. single coverage this season as a rookie TE:

  • 19 catches (5 more than any other TE) 

  • 256 yards (34 more than any other TE) 

  • 13 catches gaining a first down (1st) 

  • 5 catches gaining 15+ yards (T-1st, Trey McBride)