PFF's play-by-play data reveals the longest sack-free and knockdown-free streaks by NFL offensive linemen since 2006. Travis Frederick owns the overall sack-free record at 2,301 consecutive pass-blocking snaps, while Rodney Hudson holds the knockdown-free mark at 1,534. Garett Bolles, Connor McGovern and Luke Goedeke are among the players carrying notable active streaks through Week 2 of 2026.

PFF's Week 2 NFL special teams report highlights standout performances across coverage units, return units, gunners, vices and long snappers. Caleb Downs led qualifying kick coverage players with a 92.1 PFF grade, while Qwan'tez Stiggers posted a 90.3 grade on the kick return unit.

Trent McDuffie delivered the best performance of any NFL defender in Week 2, earning a 94.0 PFF coverage grade against the New York Giants. The Rams cornerback allowed zero receptions on five targets while recording three pass breakups and an interception.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Seattle Seahawks are among running attacks that could dominate in Week 3.

Garett Bolles has opened the 2026 season without allowing a pressure across 69 pass-blocking snaps, earning a position-best 90.2 PFF pass-blocking grade. His active streak of 958 consecutive pass-blocking snaps without allowing a sack is the sixth-longest by a tackle in the PFF era.

The Buffalo Bills remain on top of PFF's NFL Power Rankings through two weeks of the 2026 season.

T.J. Watt leads PFF's NFL edge defender rankings through Week 2 with a 91.3 overall grade. Nick Herbig ranks second, while Aidan Hutchinson owns a position-leading 91.1 pass-rush grade.

Aaron Donald returned to the Los Angeles Rams after two seasons away from NFL football and played 33 defensive snaps against the New York Giants. Donald earned a 70.3 PFF overall grade and posted a 27.8% pass-rush win rate across 19 pass-rush snaps.

Dexter Lawrence has made an immediate impact for the Cincinnati Bengals, earning a position-leading 91.0 PFF overall grade through two games. Lawrence has maintained a 15.0% pass-rush win rate despite being double-teamed on 79.4% of his pass-rush snaps.

The Los Angeles Rams defeated the New York Giants 28-6 on Monday Night Football to close Week 2. Matthew Stafford operated effectively from clean pockets, while Davante Adams led the receiving attack with Puka Nacua sidelined.

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Dalton Wasserman assesses each first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft through their initial two pro games.

The Los Angeles Rams routed the New York Giants 28–6 in Week 2 on September 21, 2026. Rams outgained the Giants, 481 total yards to 182.

NFL quarterback pressure rates have varied significantly through the first two weeks of the 2026 season, with Caleb Williams leading all qualifiers at 47.1%. Justin Herbert, Jordan Love, Drake Maye and Malik Willis have also faced pressure on more than 43% of their dropbacks.

Kenneth Walker III has opened his Kansas City Chiefs tenure with an NFL-high 290 rushing yards and a 90.4 PFF grade through two games. Walker also leads all running backs with 243 yards after contact and 23 missed tackles forced. His expanded receiving role has added another dimension, with a career-high 20.6% target share through Week 2.

Atlanta Falcons center Ryan Neuzil takes the NFL Offensive Line Spotlight after earning a position-best 92.8 PFF grade in Week 2. Neuzil allowed zero pressures across 41 pass-blocking snaps while producing a 93.2 run-blocking grade.

The NFL Week 2 Team of the Week features Brock Purdy, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, CeeDee Lamb and other standout performers across the league. Purdy earned a 96.6 PFF grade to claim quarterback and offensive player of the week honors, while Deone Walker was named defensive player of the week.

NFL Week 2 featured standout performances across the first 15 completed games, led by Brock Purdy’s 96.6 PFF grade. Deone Walker, DeVonta Smith, CeeDee Lamb and Patrick Mahomes were also among the week’s highest-graded performers.