T.J. Hockenson Among Lowest PFF-Graded Detroit Lions Week 2
The Detroit Lions' offense has been receiving a significant amount of praise the first two weeks of the 2022 NFL season.
After scoring a significant amount of points, many nationally are now beginning to notice the impact that Ben Johnson, since being elevated to offensive coordinator, has had on the roster.
Since he started working with the passing attack last season, the team has been able to move the football and score touchdowns at a much higher percentage.
In Week 2, Amon-Ra St. Brown and Taylor Decker were among the highest PFF-graded Detroit Lions.
Unfortunately, tight end T.J. Hockenson was among the lowest-graded members of the offense.
Evan Brown has filled in admirably each occasion he has been given the opportunity to play in the place of Frank Ragnow.
Top PFF-graded offensive players
- Amon-Ra St. Brown -- 87.7
- Taylor Decker -- 81.8
- Brock Wright -- 73.5
- Josh Reynolds -- 68.5
- Evan Brown -- 68.4
- Dan Skipper -- 66.8
Top PFF-graded defensive players
- Chris Board-- 79.5
- John Cominsky -- 78.9
- Will Harris -- 76.5
- Malcolm Rodriguez -- 74.2
- Tracy Walker -- 71.2
Worst PFF-graded offensive players
- Matt Nelson -- 53.4
- T.J. Hockenson-- 50.1
- Shane Zylstra -- 48.3
- DJ Chark-- 47.0
- Logan Stenberg -- 43.6
Worst PFF-graded defensive players
- Aidan Hutchinson -- 57.7
- Isaiah Buggs -- 57.7
- DeShon Elliott -- 53.3
- Benito Jones -- 52.7
- Charles Harris -- 49.8
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