Greg Gaines delivered the highest single-game grade of his career during the wild-card round, showcasing his playoff prowess. His impressive 90.6 PFF run-defense grade stands as the best among all interior defenders in a playoff game since 2021, a mark he previously set during Super Bowl 56. This performance highlights his ability to elevate his game in critical moments.

Greg Gaines stood out in the Buccaneers' Wild Card loss with a stellar PFF grade of 90.5, highlighting his strong performance on the defensive line. His ability to disrupt plays and maintain pressure was a key aspect of the defense, even as the unit struggled overall against the Commanders.

Greg Gaines contributed significantly on the defensive interior for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, showcasing his ability to disrupt opposing offenses and maintain a strong presence on the field.

Greg Gaines had a solid performance in the Buccaneers' victory over the Saints, earning a PFF grade of 70.9, which placed him second among the team's defensive players. His contributions were crucial in the second half as the defense adjusted and limited the Saints' offensive production.

Greg Gaines had a solid performance against the Cowboys, earning a PFF grade of 70.1, showcasing his effectiveness on the defensive line amidst a challenging game for the Buccaneers.