All right, Tim, let's go into the rest of these PFF offensive grades and we'll jump over to the defense side of the ball.

Obviously, we talked about Malik Willis at 75.9. Up next, Zach Tom, just doing what Zach Tom does.

72.9 on 63 snaps, pass blocking grade, 83.4, run blocking grade, 72.8. Oh, by the way, one penalty, which is going to bring his

grade down. I can only imagine what his grade would have been without the penalty. Same thing with

Malik Willis, like I said, that pulled him down just a touch there as well. Look at Sean Ryan,

Tim, 63 snaps, 71.3. Look at the pass block, 80.3. We talked about the guys up front,

you know, you Jeffrey Simmons and a couple other cats on the defensive tackle position for the Titans.

That wasn't no easy task. And then run blocking 66.1, man, usually he's a little bit better run blocker than pass blocker.

But Sean Ryan showed up to play ball, man.

Thick.

He is thick.

Nacho Libre coming out, party.

I love it.

Up next, you got Jaden Reed to 61.1.

Malik Heath, 11 snaps, 58.0.

Bowmilton, 56.8.

Romeo Dobbs, 56.7. Josh Myers, 54.5. Rasheed Walker, 53.3. I know he got roasted a lot on Twitter. I noticed that.

Pass blocking grade, still a 79.8. Run blocking. He struggled at a 47.6 and had two penalties.

So without those penalties, probably wouldn't have been in the mid-60s.

I would imagine somewhere around there. I could be wrong. Luke Musgrave got 35 snaps because Tucker

Kraft got hurt, 53.0. My man's struggling. There's no two ways about it. Hopefully he can pull

that together. Tucker Kraft had a rough game too. He played 42 snaps, 52..4, but I tell you, man, he made a couple big plays as well.

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