Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports
1. OL Royce Newman, 91.2
2. WR Malik Taylor, 85.1
3. TE Bronson Kaufusi, 83.3
4. LT Yosh Nijman, 76.4
5. LG Jon Runyan, 70.8
For the second time in three preseason games, Newman was the offense’s highest-graded player. Overall, he was the NFL’s highest-graded offensive linemen during the preseason (entering Sunday’s games). Newman didn’t allow a pressure over 10 pass-blocking snaps and received elite grades as a run blocker against the Bills starters.
Taylor averaged 2.5 yards per route run, made one contested-catch along the sideline and created four first downs. He also forced a missed tackle. He was one of the NFL’s most productive receivers during the preseason.
Kaufusi played 26 total snaps and shined as a run-blocker over 15 run-blocking snaps.
Nijman played 38 snaps at left tackle and 19 snaps at right tackle and gave up just one pressure, a quarterback hit on Jordan Love. He received high grades as a run blocker.
Runyan played nine snaps at left guard and 17 at right guard. He gave up one hurry but was effective as a run blocker.
