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NFL International Games 2024: New York Jets vs. Minnesota Vikings — live updates from PFF’s in-game grading
London, U.K. — The New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings will clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, kicking off the first of the NFL’s three games in the English capital this season.
PFF is thrilled to bring you live updates straight from the heart of the action, courtesy of our analysts stationed at the game. Stay tuned as we provide you with real-time insights and analysis from PFF’s in-game grading, which you can access with a PFF+ subscription.
SECOND QUARTER
Key overall grades
New York Jets Offense
Minnesota Vikings Defense
Minnesota Vikings Offense
New York Jets Defense
Halftime update
Andrew Van Ginkel‘s pick-six has boosted his grade to 94.7, which leads all players in the game.
The Vikings defense has performed well. All seven players who logged 10 or more snaps over the first half earned grades above 65.0.
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has struggled and managed just a 46.7 PFF grade at the half.
The Vikings dominated the trenches in the first half, with all five starting offensive linemen earning a PFF grade of 65.0 or higher.
On the Jets’ side, cornerback Sauce Gardner’s three penalties have contributed to a 40.2 PFF grade at halftime. D.J. Reed posted a 74.9 PFF coverage grade, allowing just one reception and breaking up two of the five passes thrown his way.
FIRST QUARTER
Key overall grades
New York Jets Offense
Minnesota Vikings Defense
Minnesota Vikings Offense
New York Jets Defense
Story of the quarter
Aaron Rodgers‘ two interceptions defined the Jets’ struggles in the first quarter. The future Hall of Famer earned a low PFF grade of 28.2 over the first 15 minutes of play, with the two Vikings defenders who intercepted him securing the top and third-best grades of the quarter.
On the Vikings’ side, Christian Darrisaw had a flawless performance in pass protection, allowing zero pressures on nine pass-blocking snaps and earning positive marks as a run blocker. Meanwhile, Aaron Jones boosted his grade with an impressive acrobatic catch on the lone pass thrown by Nick Mullens, who briefly filled in for Sam Darnold as he momentarily left the field due to injury.
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