The Buffalo Bills defeated the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night in Week 9, 23-6, on the road at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Sometimes the stats can tell the story of who performed well and who did not, but Pro Football Focus is there to provide a little bit more context.
The football analytics outlet has released their final grades for players who competed in this week's game based on their metrics. How did Bills players fare?
PFF's five-highest grades for players on the Bills (7-1) offense against the Vikings (6-2) can be found below (minimum 10 snaps played):
Bills 5 worst offensive grades
5. Ray Davis, RB - 56.4.4. Keon Coleman, WR - 55.9.3. James Cook, RB - 52.9.2. Tylan Grable, LT - 51.0.1. Austin Corbett, LG - 47.3.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: PFF: 5 lowest-graded
Bills players on offense in Week 9 at Vikings
