PFF Top 10 Player Grades: Falcons vs. Eagles

Published: Jan 13, 2017 at 01:22 PM

Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons faced off against the Philadelphia Eagles in their quest to make it back to the Super Bowl. However, the Eagles' defense limited the Falcons to only 10 points, leading Philly to the NFC Championship game. Take a look at some of the highest-graded players of the divisional playoff match, courtesy of Pro Football Focus.

Top 5 Eagles grades

DL Fletcher Cox -- 84.2 grade

DE Brandon Graham -- 84.0 grade

RT Lane Johnson -- 82.5 grade

LB Mychal Kendricks -- 81.8 grade

C Jason Kelce -- 79.8 grade

Top 5 Falcons grades

LT Jake Matthews -- 83.0 grade

DL Grady Jarrett -- 82.0 grade

RB Tevin Coleman -- 81.1 grade

S Ricardo Allen -- 80.8 grade

DE Takkarist McKinley -- 77.2 grade

For more player grades and advanced stats, follow Pro Football Focus on Twitter @PFF.

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