First-round safety Kyle Hamilton got the team’s highest grade with a 91.2, and fellow first-rounder, center Tyler Linderbaum, had the offense’s best mark (79.5). Hamilton was targeted five times and gave up three catches for just 22 yards.
Rookie outside linebacker David Ojabo had the defense’s third-highest grade of a 83.2. Ojabo had his first career sack and forced fumble when he tracked Joe Burrow down from behind. After playing just one defensive snap previously (at Cleveland), Ojabo played 20 snaps (30%) in the finale.
Rookie tight end Charlie Kolar had the offense’s second-highest grade after hauling in four of six targets for 49 yards.