Titans, sometimes taking three separate blockers over the course of a play. With all of this attention he still notched five hurries, a batted pass, and three defensive stops, as well as blowing up multiple run plays in which he didn’t earn the finishing tackle.

PFF Grade: 91.3

Elite Stat: Campbell sacked the quarterback five times and had a league-leading eight total pressures against the Texans.

Campbell played the majority of his snaps outside of the tackle against the Texans (hence his designation here), having been one of the game’s best interior players for years in Arizona. It paid off to the tune of five sacks, a hit and four hurries as he destroyed a poor Houston offensive line.

PFF Grade: 88.9

Elite Stat: Mosley missed zero tackles from his seven total attempts,offense all game.

PFF Grade: 90.8

Elite Stat: Diggs allowed just one catch for four yards across 39 snaps in coverage.

Diggs was thrown at five times, and broke up three of those passes, allowing just four yards in coverage and a passer rating of 22.1 when targeted.

PFF Grade: 89.8

Elite Stat: Allowed a passer rating of just 16.7 when targeted against the Colts.

Johnson scored a defensive touchdown on the first pass that Colts QB Scott Tolzein attempted, intercepting it and bringing it back for six. He was thrown at five times overall in the game, allowing just two receptions and 25 yards.

PFF Grade: 91.4

Elite Stat: Collins didn’t miss a tackle on seven total attempts despite facing off one-on-one with Ezekiel Elliott multiple times.

Collins began the 2017 season as he ended the