Post by Josey Wales on Aug 15, 2022 6:14:44 GMT -6
PFF's take on the game:
QUARTERBACK
• Kellen Mond performed well overall despite some missed opportunities. The second-year quarterback made two big-time throws and finished with a 78.6% adjusted completion percentage, accounting for drops.
• Sean Mannion went 8-of-12 for 79 yards but didn't attack downfield much. Only two of his attempts traveled between 10 and 19 yards, and none were deep shots of 20-plus yards.
RUNNING BACK
• Kene Nwangwu broke a tackle and took seven attempts for 41 yards.
• Ty Chandler forced four missed tackles on just five attempts — the best rate among all running backs in preseason Week 1.
RECEIVERS
• Albert Wilson was as efficient as can be on his two targets, hauling in both for scores. One was a contested catch.
• Ihmir Smith-Marsette played 14 receiving snaps and saw a team-high four targets.
OFFENSIVE LINE
• No Vikings lineman allowed more than one pressure in the contest.
• 2021 first-rounder Christian Darrisaw played just five pass-blocking snaps but stayed clean en route to a strong PFF grade on first review.
DEFENSIVE LINE
• The Minnesota defensive line put on a clinic, amassing 16 quarterback pressures.
• Among the standouts were Patrick Jones II (five pressures) and Dalvin Tomlinson (two pressures).
LINEBACKER
• Jordan Hicks enjoyed a promising Vikings debut on 14 snaps. He made a stop in run defense, allowed a measly four-yard catch in coverage and tallied a quarterback hurry as a pass rusher.
SECONDARY
• Rookie Andrew Booth Jr. played 22 coverage snaps. He gave up all of 11 yards on three targets.
• Las Vegas attacked Parry Nickerson, who allowed four catches on four targets for 35 yards and a score.
www.pff.com/news/nfl-preseason-week-1-game-recap-las-vegas-raiders-26-minnesota-vikings-20
QUARTERBACK
• Kellen Mond performed well overall despite some missed opportunities. The second-year quarterback made two big-time throws and finished with a 78.6% adjusted completion percentage, accounting for drops.
• Sean Mannion went 8-of-12 for 79 yards but didn't attack downfield much. Only two of his attempts traveled between 10 and 19 yards, and none were deep shots of 20-plus yards.
RUNNING BACK
• Kene Nwangwu broke a tackle and took seven attempts for 41 yards.
• Ty Chandler forced four missed tackles on just five attempts — the best rate among all running backs in preseason Week 1.
RECEIVERS
• Albert Wilson was as efficient as can be on his two targets, hauling in both for scores. One was a contested catch.
• Ihmir Smith-Marsette played 14 receiving snaps and saw a team-high four targets.
OFFENSIVE LINE
• No Vikings lineman allowed more than one pressure in the contest.
• 2021 first-rounder Christian Darrisaw played just five pass-blocking snaps but stayed clean en route to a strong PFF grade on first review.
DEFENSIVE LINE
• The Minnesota defensive line put on a clinic, amassing 16 quarterback pressures.
• Among the standouts were Patrick Jones II (five pressures) and Dalvin Tomlinson (two pressures).
LINEBACKER
• Jordan Hicks enjoyed a promising Vikings debut on 14 snaps. He made a stop in run defense, allowed a measly four-yard catch in coverage and tallied a quarterback hurry as a pass rusher.
SECONDARY
• Rookie Andrew Booth Jr. played 22 coverage snaps. He gave up all of 11 yards on three targets.
• Las Vegas attacked Parry Nickerson, who allowed four catches on four targets for 35 yards and a score.
www.pff.com/news/nfl-preseason-week-1-game-recap-las-vegas-raiders-26-minnesota-vikings-20