The New York Giants took down the Minnesota Vikings, 31-24, on Sunday evening for their first playoff victory since Super Bowl XLVI. It also served as a little revenge from a Week 16 loss in Minneapolis.
With the win, the Giants move on in the NFC Playoffs where they’ll take on the Philadelphia Eagles in the divisional round this Saturday night.
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Here’s a look at the highest and lowest grades for offense, defense, and special teams from the Wild Card game courtesy of Pro Football Focus.
Note: We’re only including players who saw 15+ snaps in the game.
Highest grades, offense
- QB Daniel Jones (80.9)
- WR Isaiah Hodgins (80.4)
- OL Andrew Thomas (79.9)
- RB Saquon Barkley (72.2)
- OL Mark Glowinski (73.1)
Lowest grades, offense
- OL Evan Neal (38.4)
- TE Lawrence Cager (39.9)
- OL Ben Bredeson (55.7)
- WR Darius Slayton (56.8)
- TE Daniel Bellinger (59.1)
Highest grades, defense
- NT Dexter Lawrence (74.8)
- CB Adoree’ Jackson (70.9)
- S Julian Love (69.6)
- CB Fabian Moreau (69.6)
- LB Kayvon Thibodeaux (69.4)
Lowest grades, defense
- LB Ryder Anderson (43.2)
- LB Jarrad Davis (44.2)
- LB Oshane Ximines (48.0)
- S Tony Jefferson (49.8)
- S Landon Collins (52.0)
Highest grades, special teams
- CB Nick McCloud (91.7)
- S Jason Pinnock (73.4)
- TE Nick Vannett (71.0)
Lowest grades, special teams
- LB Carter Coughlin (41.2)
- S Landon Collins (50.7)
- LB Tomon Fox (50.8)
