Detroit Lions: 5 Highest-Graded Offensive Players Against the Packers

Despite the Detroit Lions scoring just 20 points against the Green Bay Packers, their offense performed a little better than the final score might suggest. Jared Goff threw for 303 yards, Amon-Ra St. Brown continued to look great, and Jameson Williams found the end zone twice. However, a couple of costly fumbles resulting from simple mistakes hurt Detroit’s chances of putting more points on the board.

After breaking down the top PFF grades for the Lions’ defense, it’s time to turn our attention to the offense. Here are the five highest-graded offensive players for Detroit against Green Bay.

1. Amon-Ra St. Brown — 88.6

St. Brown recorded a season-high 153 receiving yards against the Packers while earning the highest offensive PFF grade on the team at 88.6. He also posted an impressive 90.0 receiving grade, continuing to establish himself as one of the NFL’s top wide receivers.

Through the season, St. Brown has recorded 66 targets, the sixth-most in the NFL, and 46 receptions, the fifth-most. His 525 receiving yards rank 10th leaguewide, as he pursues his fourth straight All Pro appearance.

2. Jameson Williams — 72.6

Williams found the end zone twice against Green Bay, marking the second multi-touchdown game of his career. Over Williams last three games he’s recorded 103 receiving yards, and two touchdowns in consecutive weeks, giving him four total touchdowns on the season, which ranks sixth in the NFL.

Williams earned his highest offensive PFF grade of the season at 72.6, along with a 74.6 receiving grade. His ability to stretch the field and make explosive plays continues to improve.

3. Tate Ratledge — 68.2

Ratledge earned a 68.2 overall PFF grade against Green Bay, ranking third among Detroit’s offensive players. While the overall number wasn’t particularly impressive, his performance in pass protection stood out.

Ratledge recorded an 83.2 pass-blocking grade and a 60.6 run-blocking grade against the Packers. For the season, he holds a 75.5 overall grade, ranking 16th out of 74 qualifying guards. His 80.4 pass-blocking grade ranks fifth among NFL guards, showing that pass protection has been a strength of his game.

4. Jahmyr Gibbs — 65.4

Gibbs posted his second-lowest offensive PFF grade of the season at 65.4. He also recorded his third-lowest pass-blocking grade of the year at 64.4.

Despite the lower grades, Gibbs remained productive on the ground, rushing 29 times for 116 yards. He also caught five of six targets for 27 yards. However, the game marked the first time all season that Gibbs failed to score a touchdown.

Even with the lower grade against Green Bay, Gibbs has been one of Detroit’s most productive players this season. His 86.5 overall PFF grade ranks fourth among NFL running backs, while his 91.2 receiving grade ranks first, highlighting his continued impact as both a runner and a pass catcher.

5. Christian Mahogany — 63.8

Mahogany has been playing exceptionally well this season, even though his 63.8 PFF grade against Green Bay was his lowest of the year. Despite that performance, he remains one of the Lions’ most reliable offensive linemen.

Mahogany currently owns an 82.5 overall PFF grade, ranking seventh among NFL guards. His 83.8 pass-blocking grade is particularly impressive, ranking first among guards, while his 76.2 run-blocking grade ranks 15th.

Perhaps most importantly, Mahogany has yet to allow a sack this season and has surrendered just two quarterback hits. His consistency in pass protection has been a major positive for Detroit’s offensive line.