If the eye test wasn’t bad enough, Pro Football Focus (PFF) put out their weekly grades on Monday, and Haladay was graded at 36.9, the lowest grade of his career. This put him at 272 of 279 linebackers graded, nearly the worst in the entire country.

The Packers were able to overcome a shaky performance from the passing game overall to improve to 3-2 after five weeks. Based on grades from Pro Football Focus, here are the best and worst players from the Packers’ Week 5 win over the Rams: 1.

While the defense performed better against an explosive Packers offense, Matthew Stafford and the Rams offense struggled to put up points once again. It was the fourth time in five games they failed to score at least 21 points,

No, but the Green Bay Packers left Los Angeles with a win after holding on to beat the Rams 24-19. The Packers’ trip to the West Coast was plagued by many of the same issues in the form of penalties,

The Rams had an opportunity late to finish another massive comeback at home but it wasn’t meant to be as the Green Bay Packers escaped Los Angeles with a 24-19 win. Despite being down 24-13 entering the fourth quarter,

The Rams came into the fourth quarter trailing by 11 points and had their shot to overcome the Packers on the last drive but were stopped on downs.

The Green Bay Packers will visit the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET. Keep reading to find out which players are the ones to watch in this matchup. Watch NFL games on Sling TV. Join millions of other fans who stream games on ESPN plus select games on NBC and FOX.