Detroit’s 17-10 win over Atlanta in the preseason produced a strong grade sheet from Pro Football Focus, with Kyle Allen leading the offense at 86.5 and Ronnie Bell, Jackson Meeks each cracking 83+ as reliable playmakers. Kingsley Eguakun joined the top group up front, while Morice Norris’ injury pause drew attention to the team’s health depth. On defense, Nate Lynn led the way with an elite 89.9, Zach Cunningham at 86.5 and Rock Ya-Sin at 78.1, complemented by Nick Whiteside at 84.6 and Trevor Nowaske at 75.2. The bottom five on offense featured Kayode Awosika, Mason Miller, Kenny Yeboah, Giovanni Manu and Shane Zylstra, while the defense sank with Chris Smith, Isaac Ukwu, Mitchell Agude, Erick Hallett and Ezekiel Turner. Overall tops were Lynn, Allen, Cunningham, Whiteside and Meeks, and the top units highlighted Tackling, Pass Game, Receiving, Offense and Coverage in that order. The night also included a scare for Norris, who later received a positive update, underlining the real stakes of the showcase. This grading snapshot helps fantasy managers gauge depth and potential breakout players from Detroit’s sophomore-heavy depth chart.