NFL Super Wild Card Weekend: PFF Team of the Week & Player Awards

• All eyes are on Jordan Love after mesmerizing playoff debut: He made two big time throws and helped the Packers jump out to a big lead against the Dallas Cowboys. • Puka Nacua picks up where he left off in regular season: The rookie receiver racked up five receptions of 15 plus yards and forced five missed tackles after the catch.

• Looking for more grades and data? To access PFF Premium Stats, subscribe now! Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes QB: Jordan Love , Green Bay Packers RB: Aaron Jones , Green Bay Packers WR: Puka Nacua , Los Angeles Rams WR: Romeo Doubs , Green Bay Packers TE: Jake Ferguson , Dallas Cowboys Flex: WR DeVonta Smith , Philadelphia Eagles LT: Jordan Mailata , Philadelphia Eagles LG: Isaac Seumalo , Pittsburgh Steelers C: Coleman Shelton , Los Angeles Rams RG: Graham Glasgow , Detroit Lions RT: Zach Tom , Green Bay Packers EDGE: Aidan Hutchinson , Detroit Lions EDGE: Leonard Floyd , Buffalo Bills DI: Chris Jones , Kansas City Chiefs DI: Calijah Kancey , Tampa Bay Buccaneers LB: Christian Harris , Houston Texans LB: Terrel Bernard , Buffalo Bills CB: Derek Stingley Jr.

, Houston Texans CB: Jaire Alexander , Green Bay Packers S: Darnell Savage , Green Bay Packers S: Ifeatu Melifonwu , Detroit Lions Flex: CB Desmond King II , Houston Texans K: Chase McLaughlin , Tampa Bay Buccaneers P: Jack Fox , Detroit Lions K/PR: KaVontae Turpin , Dallas Cowboys ST: Chamarri Conner , Kansas City Chiefs Love engineered one of the most dominant playoff debuts by any quarterback in NFL history, going 16 of 21 for 272 yards and three touchdowns.

He finished the game with a pair of big time throws and no turnover worthy plays. Headlining Harris’ performance was an interception return for a touchdown that essentially sealed the Texans’ eventual win over the Cleveland Browns . He also did the little things well, missing none of his seven tackle attempts.

In a toss up between Nacua and Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud , we’ve given the slight edge to Nacua because of just how dominant his outing was. He finished with five receptions of 15 or more yards, making defenders whiff left and right for five missed tackles after the catch. The Chiefs’ starting offensive line combined to allow just seven pressures from 47 pass blocking snaps, with Patrick Mahomes being hit or sacked just once in the game..