In a highly anticipated matchup between the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Packers' offense delivered several big plays but ultimately fell short in a 23-19 loss. The game was marked by missed tackles and defensive assignments by the Packers' run defense, proving to be their downfall.

According to Pro Football Focus, here are the best performers from the Packers' Week 10 loss to the Steelers, based on grades:

Offensively, left guard Elgton Jenkins earned the highest grade of 81.1. Despite allowing two pressures, Jenkins displayed excellent pass-blocking skills and dominated as a blocker in the run game. Wide receiver Jayden Reed followed closely with a grade of 79.1. Reed had a stellar performance, catching all five of his targets, scoring a touchdown, and showcasing his ability to make contested catches. Quarterback Jordan Love also had an impressive game with a grade of 77.8, hitting five "big time throws" and demonstrating productivity when pushing the ball downfield. Center Josh Myers (76.6) and tight end Luke Musgrave (72.7) rounded out the top performers on offense.

Defensively, outside linebacker Rashan Gary stood out with a grade of 81.4. Although he only registered one pressure and one stop, Gary earned the top grade for run defending. Defensive tackle Kenny Clark (75.1) and outside linebacker Preston Smith (73.0) also played well, with Clark contributing three hurries and two stops against the run, and Smith securing a sack and three stops overall. Cornerback Corey Ballentine (71.0) and linebacker Isaiah McDuffie (69.8) completed the list of top performers on defense.

On the flip side, several players struggled to find their rhythm in the game. Tight end Tucker Kraft received the lowest grade of 43.2, catching just one pass and earning below-average blocking grades. Wide receiver Christian Watson (54.3), right guard Jon Runyan Jr. (54.9), running back Aaron Jones (58.5), and left tackle Rasheed Walker (61.0) also faced challenges in their respective positions.

In terms of missed tackles, the Packers had a rough outing, as they missed a total of 16 tackles on defense, setting a new season high. Steelers running back Jaylen Warren proved to be a thorn in their side, forcing a remarkable nine missed tackles as a runner and another three as a receiver. The Steelers capitalized on gaining nearly 120 yards after first contact in the run game, exploiting the Packers' defensive vulnerabilities.

While the loss may be disappointing for Packers fans, standout performances from players like Elgton Jenkins and Rashan Gary provide some glimmers of hope. The team will need to address their tackling and defensive assignments moving forward to stay competitive in future games.