Bo Nix Ranks Last in Pressure Grade as Michigan Defense Tops Charts

Early-season football evaluations have highlighted major concerns for several NFL teams alongside a few standout individual performances. Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has struggled badly under pressure, ranking last among qualifying passers in PFF’s pressure grade while Denver’s offensive line also faces scrutiny. Buffalo Bills rookie pass rusher T.J. Parker has played only 22% of defensive snaps without recording a quarterback hit, leaving the second-round pick with limited impact despite the team’s 2-0 start. The Los Angeles Chargers have opened the season 0-2, but cornerback Donte Jackson, linebacker Troy Dye and edge rusher Khalil Mack earned strong defensive grades, while tight end Charlie Kolar’s injury adds to the offense’s problems. Houston Texans edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. and tight end Dalton Schultz were bright spots in a 20-6 loss to Cincinnati, combining disruptive defense and productive receiving despite Houston’s inability to finish drives. In college football, Michigan’s defensive line has emerged as the nation’s top-rated unit through three games, combining disruptive starters with unusual depth.