Best and worst offensive PFF grades for Patriots in tie with Colts

The New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts tied 13-apiece in their Week 1 preseason matchup on Thursday.

There were highlights and lowlights on the offensive side of the ball for the Patriots. Keep in mind that none of the starters played in the game. As a result, the offensive unit was led at different points by backup quarterbacks Tommy DeVito and Behren Morton.

The unit itself accumulated 275 total yards on 69 plays, including 192 passing yards. The ground game wasn't as much of a factor as the Patriots probably would have hoped.

Wideout Kyle Williams scored the only touchdown for New England by hauling in a reception on a 12-yard pass from DeVito. Beyond that, the Patriots were only able to scrape by with a couple of field goals off the foot of Andy Borregales, who also had three misses on the night.

The Patriots led the time of possession well with a 32:07-27:53 advantage over the Colts. Yet, despite extra time and more possessions, the Patriots were not able to get anything going consistently on offense. That led to a stalemate with the visiting Colts at Gillette Stadium.

Here are the highest and lowest graded offensive players for the Patriots in their tie with the Colts, per Pro Football Focus:

1. OT Marcus Bryant - 79.6
2. WR Cameron Dorner - 78.9
3. RB Hassan Haskins - 78.4
4. WR Kobe Prentice - 77.0
5. TE CJ Dippre - 74.2

1. FB Jack Westover - 49.1
2. WR Nick DeGennaro - 46.6
3. TE Tanner Arkin - 46.3
4. G Jacob Rizy - 44.8
5. G JonDarius Morgan - 36.8

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