Titans’ best and worst PFF grades on offense through 6 games

A look at the PFF grades for every Titans offensive player at the bye week.

The Tennessee Titans are six games into the 2023 campaign and are off for Week 7, with the bye coming at just about the perfect time.

Not only are the Titans playing poorly in all facets the last two weeks (and really, for much of the season), they are also dealing with several injuries to key players, including to quarterback Ryan Tannehill.

Hopefully, the rest will do good for the Titans and they come out strong in the second half to make something of this season. However, that will be difficult if Tannehill can’t play.

But we still have a week-plus before we see the Titans take the field again, so in the meantime we wanted to take a look at which players have posted the best and worst performances thus far, at least in terms of PFF grades.

The highest-graded player on offense is none other than running back Derrick Henry, who has posted a mark of 84.3. Tennessee’s lowest-graded player on offense (minimum 60 snaps) is tight end Trevon Wesco with a 46.2.

Now, a look at the top-10 players based on overall PFF grade (minimum 60 snaps), along with how other notables who didn’t make the group are fairing.