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Denver Broncos 33, Buffalo Bills 30
Denver’s top two pass-rushers consistently disrupted Josh Allen and the Bills offense in the divisional round, as edge defender Nik Bonitto and interior defender Zach Allen combined for 12 total pressures. Allen posted a 27.6% PFF pass-rush win rate, while Bonitto added a 14.3% win rate and forced a pair of fumbles.
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Seattle Seahawks 41, San Francisco 49ers 6
Cornerback Devon Witherspoon anchored a Seahawks defense that smothered the 49ers on Saturday, finishing with a 90.2 PFF grade. He broke up two passes in coverage and added four defensive stops as a tackler, three of which came against the pass.
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New England Patriots 28, Houston Texans 16
Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez was heavily tested in Sunday’s win over the Texans, seeing 15 targets in coverage. He allowed just seven receptions for 55 yards, limited receivers to only 15 yards after the catch, added a pass breakup and finished the game with a 77.3 PFF coverage grade.
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Los Angeles Rams 20, Chicago Bears 17
The return of right guard Kevin Dotson paid immediate dividends for the Rams’ rushing attack. Dotson earned a dominant 93.5 PFF run-blocking grade — the highest among all Rams players — as Los Angeles averaged 6.7 yards per carry on runs directed between right guard and right tackle.