What's going on everybody. Welcome back to the PFF NFL show.

Dalton Washman, Trevor Sikkima here with you guys to talk about every single game that we saw in week 16.

We're going to review all the grades, all the players, everything,

give you the top five graded players that we had for every single player in every single game.

We'll give you most impressive, most disappointing.

And then, of course, our stat that told the story of how we got to that result. Dalton, how you doing, my friend? Good, good. Part of a loaded day right after this, I've got the college football playoff quarterfinal preview with Max right after that. I know. Anybody who is sitting at their computer or at work or however you are taking in the show, first of all, we appreciate you guys hanging out with us here. Just keep rolling right after this. College guys are going live right after that. Are you guys, is it a preview show? Yeah. Okay, so you did the review show already, and then it's going to be a preview show of the bowl games coming up or the college football playoffs games. The college football playoff games is we won't be here.

Max and I won't be here pretty much the rest of the week after tomorrow. So we're getting the preview in. Something happening? What are you guys? What are you guys just taking off? Max, Max, you know, he's like, well, he's trying to be. Family? He's trying to be on vacation as long as possible, you know. He's just moving everything else up so he can get out of here, you know.

So it's just, you know, everything's just crunched up this week.

It's Christmas on Thursday. long as possible, you know. He's just moving everything else up so he can get out of here,

you know. So it's just, you know, everything's just crunched up this week. It's Christmas on Thursday, Trevor. We've got three NFL games Thursday. We've got a loaded week here. Very well aware. Very well aware. Happy early Christmas to everybody who is out there. By the way, early Christmas present for you guys, if you don't have a PFF plus subscription, you would like one, holiday 30. So you get 30% off.

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So let's get right into it. Sunday night football.

We had a phone one last night. It was the Patriots and the Baltimore Ravens. Now,

there were, I feel like a lot of just different acts chapters of this game, right? Okay,

like things start out well for New England. Lamar Jackson's playing really well and then Lamar gets hurt, but okay, they start running the ball really well in the second half. Baltimore Ravens get up, but in the end, Patriots win this game, 28 to 24. They clinch a playoff spot there. They are back in the playoffs for the first time since 2021. I tweeted afterwards, you know, good for Patriots fans, right? They've been through so much. It's been such a long time coming. So I'm just, I'm very happy for them finally making the playoffs here. It's just been such a long time coming. So much trauma they've been through. I know. Just so, so much. A long suffering fan base. Four whole years of nothing. I wonder what only four whole years of no results would feel like. I think Jets fans were the most upset about me from that tweet. It was really only three. They made the playoff still in Mac Jones rookie year. Three years off for New England fans. Wow. It's true. Painful. So painful. And now they're back and well, you know what in the AFC, they've got as good a shot to get back to the Super Bowl as anybody. You know, all joking is sarcasm aside. I am excited to see Drake May in the playoffs because this is still one hell of a football team. The top five graded players that we had from Sunday Night Football, wide receiver Stefan Diggs, stepping up when the lights are brightest as he often does. an 88.6 overall great offensive tackle there. Munford with an 88.4.

Edge Rush, Kal and Wayneau, a 79.7. Wide receiver, Kyle Williams, with a 79.4. And then Drake May, 69.9. On Baltimore side of things, tied in Charlie Kohler with an 85.6 overall grade grade wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins and 82.6 wide receiver's eight flowers a 75.5 safety cowell Hamilton is 744 and then

Ronnie Stanley rounds it out for him at number five with a 74.2 Lamar before he got hurt in this game

he was a bruised back his I think what I saw took a knee in knee in the back. Just took a knee to the back. And that was the official injury designation there for him. He had an 85.6 overall grade before he got hurt. But, um, Dahl, my stats told the story in this game was Drake made deep passing. And it's really been something that has been a theme for them all year long. and why this is the stat that told the story and the most impactful stat for me is because we've talked about here on this show when we went back to his sophomore and his junior year, his last two years at North Carolina. He led the FBS in big time through that time when he was a full-time starter. So we knew that pushing the ball deep down the field, not only the armed talent, but the mentality, the accuracy, the consistency to be willing to do it, was there for Drake May. That's why he's a high draft pick. And last year, he was trying to take in everything, right? As a rookie quarterback, there's so much to learn, there's so much to diagnose. So we didn't see a ton of that last year. This year we have seen a lot of it. But with deep

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