Lawrence was phenomenal in the Jaguars' season-opening win over the Cleveland Browns. His +22.0% Completion Percentage Over Expectation led the NFL this week, while his +3.0% Accuracy Over Expectation ranked 10th.
Flowers is our Offensive Player of the Week despite not finishing the first half of the Ravens' win over the Indianapolis Colts. That shows how dominant his performance was. His 13.64 yards per route run was more than double that of the next-best wide receiver or tight end, and his 94.0 PFF receiving grade was the best in the league.
Watt recorded an impressive pick-six in the Steelers' Week 1 win over the Atlanta Falcons, but that was not the only reason he earned our Defensive Player of the Week honors. He also recorded two sacks and two hurries on 22 pass-rushing snaps despite being double-teamed on 50.0% of those plays, the third-highest rate among edge defenders with at least 20 pass-rushing snaps this week.
Despite being on the field for just 12 passing snaps, Williams still made a big impact for the Commanders. He caught four passes and a touchdown, earning a 90.8 PFF receiving grade and averaging 5.82 yards per route run.
Despite the loss to the Chicago Bears, the Panthers' offensive line had a solid outing in Week 1. All five starting offensive linemen finished with a PFF pass-blocking grade above 62.0, and three earned grades above 75.0. Left tackle Rasheed Walker and left guard Damien Lewis led the group, both earning PFF grades above 80.0.
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