The Green Bay Packers suffered a disappointing 19-17 loss to the Denver Broncos in Week 7, extending their losing streak to three games. The Packers struggled at the line of scrimmage and missed numerous tackles, contributing to their defeat. Pro Football Focus has released the grades for the Packers' players, highlighting the best and worst performers from the game.

On the offensive side, right tackle Zach Tom received the highest grade of 84.1. Tom excelled as a run blocker and didn't give up any pressure during his pass-blocking snaps. Wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks earned a solid grade of 77.5, showcasing his skills as a pass-catcher and run-blocker. Running back Aaron Jones recorded a grade of 75.3, demonstrating his ability to gain yards after contact and contribute in the passing game. A.J. Dillon, another running back, had a grade of 70.2, with 60 yards gained after contact and four missed tackles forced. Jon Runyan Jr., the right guard, had a grade of 66.5, performing well in the run game despite giving up three pressures.

On the defensive side, outside linebacker Kingsley Enagbare stood out with a grade of 85.4. Enagbare delivered three pressures, including a quarterback hit, and showcased excellent run defense skills. Rashan Gary, another outside linebacker, received a grade of 82.9, recording six pressures and a stop. Safety Rudy Ford earned a grade of 69.7, making eight tackles without a miss and contributing with a stop. Devonte Wyatt and Colby Wooden, both defensive linemen, recorded grades of 69.1 and 64.3, respectively, with Wyatt making two pressures and stops before exiting the game.

However, not all players performed at their best. Left guard Elgton Jenkins received the lowest grade of 45.8, struggling as a run blocker and committing a costly holding penalty on the final drive. Left tackle Rasheed Walker had a grade of 47.5, conceding three hurries and committing two penalties. Tight end Josiah Deguara, with a grade of 49.7, had a penalty and failed to make an impact in pass blocking. Center Josh Myers, who had a ridiculous penalty called against him, also received a low grade of 50.4 as a run blocker. Wide receiver Christian Watson recorded a grade of 57.6, struggling to make an impact despite running 29 routes.

In the secondary, Kenny Clark, the defensive lineman, received a grade of 43.6, performing poorly against the run and committing a holding penalty. Safety Jonathan Owens earned a grade of 48.9, struggling in coverage. Cornerbacks Carrington Valentine and Keisean Nixon recorded grades of 49.2 and 50.1, respectively, with Valentine giving up several catches and missing a tackle, while Nixon missed three tackles and had a penalty. Defensive lineman TJ Slaton, with a grade of 54.1, had a disappointing performance in run defense.

On special teams, Kingsley Enagbare stood out with a tackle, playing a team-high 17 snaps. The Packers did not have any missed tackles or penalties, but kicker Anders Carlson missed a field goal attempt for the first time this season. Punter Daniel Whelan had a solid performance with two punts inside the 20-yard line and a net average of 41.8.

The Packers' defense struggled with tackling, missing 13 tackles, with eight coming from the secondary. The Broncos capitalized on the missed tackles, gaining 99 yards after first contact and forcing the Packers into difficult situations.

Despite the loss, Packers' backup quarterback Jordan Love showed promise under pressure, completing 8-of-11 passes for 107 yards and a touchdown. However, he struggled with deep throws, completing only 1-of-4 attempts. Love finished the game with an adjusted completion percentage of 75.9, his season-best.

The Packers will need to address their deficiencies at the line of scrimmage and improve their tackling as they look to bounce back from their recent struggles.