Colts players earn mixed PFF grades in loss to Titans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 20, 2026, 2:16 PM
Last updated Oct 20, 2026

The Indianapolis Colts faced the Tennessee Titans in Week 6, resulting in mixed performances from key players. The top performers according to Pro Football Focus (PFF) included LT Bernhard Raimann and LB Akeem Davis-Gaither, who both received high grades. Raimann scored 86.3 while Davis-Gaither led all players with a grade of 90.4. Conversely, QB Daniel Jones and CB Cam Taylor-Britt ranked among the lowest performers, with grades of 39.4 and 30.2, respectively. Jones struggled, throwing two interceptions and completing just over half of his passes. Following this analysis, the Colts look ahead to improve in future games amidst the challenges of the season.
- •Colts played against the Titans in Week 6.
- •Bernhard Raimann and Akeem Davis-Gaither earned the highest PFF grades.
- •Daniel Jones and Cam Taylor-Britt had the lowest PFF grades.
- •Jones completed 52% of his passes with two interceptions.
- •Colts aim to enhance team performance in upcoming matches.
- 2:16 PMYahoo Sports — PFF grades: Colts best and worst performers from loss v. Titans
"These Colts' players received the highest and lowest PFF grades from the team's Week 6 loss to the Titans.
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