• Jared Goff leads the way at QB: The Lions offense is humming, and Goff's ball security is a huge reason for that. His 1.7% turnover-worthy play rate is the second-lowest in the league and the lowest rate of his career.
• Tyreek Hill is on another level: Hill has been arguably the best offensive player in the league. The Dolphins speedster is averaging an otherworldly 3.95 yards per route run, almost a full yard more than the next-closest receiver (3.11).
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Quarterback
Jared Goff, Detroit Lions: 90.6
The Lions offense is humming, and Goff's ball security is a huge reason for that. His 1.7% turnover-worthy play rate is the second-lowest in the league and the lowest rate of his career.
Running Back
De’Von Achane, Miami Dolphins: 93.6
Achane looks to make his long-awaited return this week after suffering an injury in his Week 5 matchup against the Giants. Despite playing only four games, Achane has 11 rushes of 10 or more yards, the 15th-most in the league.
Wide Receiver
Tyreek Hill, Miami Dolphins: 93.0
Hill has been arguably the best offensive player in the league. The Dolphins speedster is averaging an otherworldly 3.95 yards per route run, almost a full yard more than the next-closest receiver (3.11).
Tight End
George Kittle, San Francisco 49ers: 87.1
The Niners' last three games have produced vintage George Kittle performances, as he has earned an 83.0-plus grade in each one. The seventh-year tight end has generated a 145.1 passer rating when targeted, the best mark at the position.
Offensive Tackle
Christian Darrisaw, Minnesota Vikings: 86.1
Darrisaw has earned top-five marks as both a pass-blocker (83.9) and run-blocker (82.4). The Vikings tackle duo of Darrisaw and Brian O’Neill has proven to be a top pairing in the league.
Offensive Guard
Kevin Dotson, Los Angeles Rams: 84.0
Dotson has the third-best run-blocking grade among all offensive linemen this year at 87.5. He's given up only seven pressures across 230 pass-blocking snaps.
Center
Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles, 81.9
Kelce has been one of the most reliable players in all of football over the last 13 seasons and should be a first-ballot Hall of Famer. This season, he’s given up only six pressures from 371 pass-blocking snaps and boasts the third-highest run-blocking grade among centers.
Interior Defensive Line
Dexter Lawrence, New York Giants: 92.7
Lawrence has been a bright spot for the Giants during their rough season. He leads his position with 46 pressures and has added the eighth-most run stops with 22.
Edge Defender
Nick Bosa, San Francisco 49ers & Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns: 92.9
Bosa and Garrett have been game-wreckers this year. Garrett's 94.1 pass-rush grade is followed by Bosa’s 92.6 grade. Bosa holds an 80.9 run-defense grade compared to Garrett’s 71.2 grade.
Linebacker
C.J. Mosley, New York Jets: 90.1
Mosley is playing at an elite level in his 10th year in the league. He’s posted top-10 marks in coverage grade, pass-rush grade and tackling grade, and his run-defense grade isn’t far behind. The entire Jets defense is playing great football, and Mosley is leading that unit.
Cornerback
Paulson Adebo, New Orleans Saints: 90.8
Adebo has earned three consecutive 90.0-plus game grades. He leads the league with five pass breakups and three interceptions over the last three games.
Safety
Jevon Holland, Miami Dolphins: 90.0
Holland has been a game-changer for the Miami defense, producing an 89.4 coverage grade and three pass breakups. He is developing into one of the best young secondary players in the league.
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