Saskatchewan Roughriders' quarterback Trevor Harris produced the highest grade in Week 16 by any CFL player, according to Pro Football Focus.
Harris completed 16-of-18 passes for 248 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions plus three carries for 17 yards and one TD in the Riders 37-29 win over the Calgary Stampeders.
Linebacker Jameer Thurman was the highest-graded defensive player while Saskatchewan's offensive line was top class in the trenches.
PFF utilizes extensive game film review to provide additional context for every action on the field. Highly-trained PFF staff breakdown every game, player and play to provide over 200 unique data points, which are used to compile player grades -- a numerical representation up-to-100 for position-specific performance.
Week 16: offence
Trevor Harris
PFF grade: 92.5
16-of-18 passing (89 percent) for 248 yards (13.8 average), including one 35-yard pass
Three rushes, including a season-high 14-yard run
16th passing touchdown and second rushing major this season
152.1 QB efficiency rating
Week 16: defence
Jameer Thurman
PFF grade: 79.7
50 total defensive snaps
Five defensive tackles
Second interception this season
79.5 grade on 31 coverage snaps
Week 16: offensive line
Saskatchewan Roughriders
PFF unit grade: 84.8
Top-three performers:
Trevon Tate: 91.7
Trevor Reid: 77.7
Logan Ferland: 75.0
All-Week 16 team
QB Trevor Harris 92.5
RB Ryquell Armstead 86.2
REC Kian Schaffer-Baker 85.4
OL Trevon Tate| 91.7
DL Mustafa Johnson 79.3
LB Jameer Thurman 79.7
DB Tarvarus McFadden 76.1
RET Mario Alford 80.8
K/P Marc Liegghio 79.9
ST Jacob Roberts 84.8
The Riders host the Redblacks on Saturday afternoon at Mosaic Stadium. Countdown to Kick-off begins with a chance to watch Justin Dunk and Wes Cates at 10 a.m. on YouTube. Luc Mullinder and I will join at 12 p.m. with the kick-off to follow at 1 p.m. on the Co-operators Roughrider Radio Network.
