Welcome back to the PFF NFL show.

I'm Trevor Sikkimak, Thal, and Washman, here with me.

As if you guys didn't get enough of us yesterday for the nearly full review show that we did for every other game in Week 17, we're here to recap Monday Night Football here for you guys.

Detroit Lions, the San Francisco 49ers, We're going to talk about everything that went on

in this game, what it means, really moving forward. A lot of it's going to be for the Lions, but we're

to talk about some specific things that we're both good and bad with what we saw with the Niners as

well. Dalton, how you doing, my friend? Fantastic. Look, another week, another lion shootout. I think, you know, we're getting used to it at this point, but at the very least, it's entertaining, isn't it? It's extremely entertaining. And I think that's where

we're going to begin here as we talk about this game is, and there's just some concerns about

the lions with who's in the lineup, but more importantly, who's not in the lineup. Do they

still have the roster that is

NFC championship game caliber, number one overall seed in the NFC caliber, Super Bowl caliber.

We're going to dig into all that as we get into the PFF grades for this one as well.

So just like we did with the grades release and the review show, let's start there.

Let's look at the top five graded players here for each team in this game.

We're first looking at the Detroit Lions because they won the game and they get the honors

at the very top.

Running back, Jemir Gibbs.

No David Montgomery, but man, Jemir Gibbs has really stepped up over the last couple of weeks.

It's not a Sonic and Knuckles combination, but it looks like

Jamir Gibbs can really be a back that they can lean on throughout the entire course of the

playoffs, however far it takes them.

86.7 overall grade in this past game.

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