NFL Football: Highest PFF Grades for Defenders From Week 3
John Canady
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Quinnen Williams, New York Jets
Quinnen Williams has been a centerpiece of the Jets stout front line since arriving in New York. The 26-year-old played a big part in the team’s Week 3 win.
PFF Grade: 89.5
Jalen Carter, Philadelphia Eagles
Jalen Carter has developed into one of the best young defensive linemen in the league. The Georgia product continues to emerge as a big-time player on the Eagles' defense.
PFF Grade: 93.5
Brandon Jones, Denver Broncos
Brandon Jones has been a more than solid addition to Denver’s secondary in his first year with the Broncos.
PFF Grade: 92.8
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Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns
Another week, another impressive Myles Garrett stat. His nine Week 3 pressures were the most of any player. The Texas A&M alum continues to dominate the NFL.
PFF Grade: 92.6
Reed Blankenship, Philadelphia Eagles
From being undrafted to becoming a vital player for the Eagles’ secondary, Reed Blankenship continues to impress.
PFF Grade: 91.7
Riley Moss, Denver Broncos
The second-year corner continues to showcase his defensive skills which intrigued the Broncos in the first place. Riley Moss has become a solid piece in the Denver defense.
PFF Grade: 91.1
Calais Campbell, Miami Dolphins
At 38, Calais Campbell continues to produce at a high level. The six-foot-eight defensive tackle is an absolute force in the trenches and he showed that in week three.
PFF Grade: 91.1
Zyon McCollum, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Zyon McCollum is in his third season with the Buccaneers and has played a major role with the defense. In Week 3, the cornerback showed out.
PFF Grade: 90.8
Cameron Heyward, Pittsburgh Steelers
Cameron Heyward has consistently been one of the best defensive linemen in the league for years. The Steelers star continues to play at a high level.
PFF Grade: 90.2
Brian Burns, New York Giants
Brian Burns was the Giants’ big offseason addition. And while the stats through three weeks may not show it, he’s been very solid with New York.
PFF Grade: 89.7
Quinnen Williams, New York Jets
Quinnen Williams has been a centerpiece of the Jets stout front line since arriving in New York. The 26-year-old played a big part in the team’s Week 3 win.
PFF Grade: 89.5
Jalen Carter, Philadelphia Eagles
Jalen Carter has developed into one of the best young defensive linemen in the league. The Georgia product continues to emerge as a big-time player on the Eagles' defense.
PFF Grade: 93.5
