PFF grades in the loss

TOP 5 GRADES:
QB Russell Wilson, 82.3 overall grade

S Bradley McDougald, 81.1 overall grade

WR Doug Baldwin, 79.0 overall grade

WR Tyler Lockett, 77.4 overall grade

C Justin Britt, 76.3 overall grade

PERFORMANCES OF NOTE:
QB RUSSELL WILSON, 82.3 OVERALL GRADE
Russell Wilson’d stat line looks like he had a very high highs and low lows, the first part of that actually was true. Wilson provided some big plays when the Seahawks needed it the most. Where most people will look at the interceptions as the flaw in Wilson’s play, the biggest issue was his play under pressure. Eight of the 17 plays he was under pressure were due in part to his own style of play. While some games he can get away with it, against the Jaguars he only completed 42.9 percent of his passes for 91 yards.

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TOP 5 GRADES:
QB Russell Wilson, 82.3 overall grade

S Bradley McDougald, 81.1 overall grade

WR Doug Baldwin, 79.0 overall grade

WR Tyler Lockett, 77.4 overall grade

C Justin Britt, 76.3 overall grade

PERFORMANCES OF NOTE:
QB RUSSELL WILSON, 82.3 OVERALL GRADE
Russell Wilson’d stat line looks like he had a very high highs and low lows, the first part of that actually was true. Wilson provided some big plays when the Seahawks needed it the most. Where most people will look at the interceptions as the flaw in Wilson’s play, the biggest issue was his play under pressure. Eight of the 17 plays he was under pressure were due in part to his own style of play. While some games he can get away with it, against the Jaguars he only completed 42.9 percent of his passes for 91 yards.

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Clark followed up his elite Week 13 performance (92.1 overall grade last week against the Philadelphia Eagles) with a bit of a dud against Jacksonville. Clark did earn three pressures on 22 pass-rush snaps (two hurries and a hit) but he didn’t have much of an influence beyond those few plays, as he recorded no stops and missed a tackle. Clark has now failed to record a stop in four of his last five games (he had three against the Eagles) and he’s on pace for just 17 this season after he notched 27 a year ago. Clark had a stretch in the middle of the season from Weeks 4-9 where he finished four out of five games with a grade of at least 79.0, him getting back to that level would go quite a ways as Seattle makes their playoff push.

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