Following the Denver Broncos' 41-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Pro Football Focus released grades for each player's Week 9 performance.

PFF rates players on a scale of 0 (worst) to 100 (best). Check out the best and worst of Week 9 below.

Best offensive players

• WR Courtland Sutton: 79.0
• OT Garett Bolles: 71.1
• C Alex Forsyth: 67.7
• RB Audric Estime: 66.5
• FB Michael Burton: 66.2

Sutton threw a touchdown pass and also had his second straight game with 100 receiving yards. G Quinn Meinerz (64.3) and QB Bo Nix (63.2) were the sixth and seventh best players on offense.

Best defensive players

• L.B Kwon Alexander: 92.4
• OLB Nik Bonitto: 76.9
• DL Eyioma Uwazurike: 70.9
• DL John Franklin Myers: 70.1
• OLB Jonathan Cooper: 67.5

Denver made a great signing by acquiring Alexander after losing Alex Singleton to a torn ACL. CB Pat Surtain (62.5) and DL Zach Allen (62.3) were sixth and seventh best on defense.

Worst offensive players

• TE/FB Nate Adkins: 42.0
• OT Mike McGlinchey: 50.1
• TE Adam Trautman: 50.1
• TE Lucas Krull: 51.6
• RB Jaleel McLaughlin: 52.8

Nix gets no help from his tight ends and little help from non-Sutton receivers: Marvin Mims (53.7) and Lil'Jordan Humphrey (56.5) were the sixth and seventh worst players on offense.

Worst defensive players

• L.B Justin Strnad: 25.6
• DL Malcolm Roach: 27.2
• CB Ja'Quan McMillian: 30.1
• CB Riley Moss: 38.0
• DL Jordan Jackson: 41.0

Strnad appears to be handing over the ILB job to Alexander. McMillian and Moss had a rough day in coverage.

Special teams

• ST JL Skinner: 88.8
• L.S Mitchell Fraboni: 62.7
• R Marvin Mims: 63.7
• K Wil Lutz: 62.6 (FG) 60.0 (KO)
• P Riley Dixon: 60.4

You can view grades for each player on the paid version of the PFF website.