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Dolphins PFF grades: Best and worst performers vs. Buccaneers
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Rookies were in the spotlight in the Miami Dolphins ' 20-17 win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers .
Fifth-round pick Jason Marshall Jr. made several big plays, including his first career interception -- one of three takeaways for the Dolphins defense.
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On offense, it was a mistake-free day for rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers who passed for 172 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. Ewers recorded his first career touchdown pass with a 63-yard strike to rookie wide receiver Theo Wease Jr ., who was playing in just his second NFL game.
Even on special teams, the Dolphins got a big play out of a rookie when seventh-round pick Zeek Biggers blocked a field goal just before halftime.
Here is a look at how PFF graded the Dolphins in an impressive victory.
5 best grades on offense
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TE Greg Dulcich : 84.8
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WR Theo Wease Jr: 79.2
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RT Austin Jackson: 78.1
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RG Cole Strange : 76.8
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FB Alec Ingold : 72.7
5 worst grades on offense
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LG Jonah Savaiinaea : 29.2
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WR Cedrick Wilson Jr : 45.9
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QB Quinn Ewers: 47.7
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TE Darren Waller : 52.0
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WR Malik Washington : 53.4
5 best grades on defense
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LB Jordyn Brooks : 89.9
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DE Zach Sieler : 81.8
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OLB Bradley Chubb : 76.3
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DT Kenneth Grant : 76.0
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S Ifeatu Melifonwu : 68.3
5 worst grades on defense
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LB K.J. Britt : 34.7
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S Ashtyn Davis : 36.2
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CB Jack Jones: 39.3
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CB Rasul Douglas : 46.7
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LB Willie Gay : 51.8
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