The Cleveland Browns had a successful day on offense against the Tennessee Titans, but managed to lose this one in brutal fashion.

It was a spectacular performance by the Rams star. In fact, it was so good that PFF gave him the highest single-game grade ever by a wide receiver. His 97.4 overall grade eclipsed the previous record held by Julio Jones, who had a 96.8 grade in Week 12 of the 2017 season.

For the game, Pro Football Focus gave the Lions a 77.8 defensive grade, the highest since that win over Tampa Bay in Week 7. The team was led by veteran backup safety Avonte Maddox, who stepped up to play 80 snaps for the Lions and earned a 90.3 defensive grade — the second-highest of his eight-year career.

The Iowa Hawkeyes lead Pro Football Focus' College Football All-America Team with the most selections. Iowa sees four stars dotting PFF's team, putting them above any other team in the nation. Most PFF All-America Selections By School🔥 https://t.co/tANdF05WnS pic.twitter.com/RkwAwt3IzP

On the flip side, the Lions' lowest-graded player by PFF was rookie offensive lineman Miles Frazier. It was the first extended taste of action for the fifth-round pick, who had spent a majority of the season rehabbing an injury.

Jake Golday, Evan Tengesdahl, Joe Cotton and Dontay Corleone make Associated Press All-Big 12 tea, while Brendan Sorsby, Eli Stein get PFF honors