Ravens' PFF grades: Best and worst performers in 23-10 win over Jets

John Harbaugh's team has battled injuries and inconsistency through the first eight weeks. Still, Baltimore is now 6-5 on the season with a huge matchup against Cincinnati on Thanksgiving night.

The Ravens overcame a sloppy first half and held the Jets to three second-half points, coming away with an ugly 23-10 win at M&T Bank Stadium. Sunday's contest began a three-game home stretch (also Bengals on Thanksgiving Night & Steelers on Dec. 7) in Baltimore, where the Ravens stand tied with the 6-5 Pittsburgh in the AFC North standings.

It was Baltimore's 6th straight game holding a team under 20 points, while Derrick Henry moved into the top 12 on the NFL's all-time rushing list with his two-touchdown day.

With preparation for the Thanksgiving night matchup against the Bengals underway, we're looking at the highest and lowest graded players in the Ravens' 27-19 win over the Vikings at M&T Bank Stadium via PFF.

5 best grades on offense

1 RB Keaton Mitchell 78.8

2 FB Patrick Ricard 78.2

3 OL Ronnie Stanley 78.2

4 WR Devontez Walker 75.1

5 OL Daniel Faalele 68.6

5 worst grades on offense

1 WR Tylan Wallace 41.0

2 OL Tyler Linderbaum 51.0

3 TE Mark Andrews 52.3

4 OL Andrew Vorhees 53.6

5 TE Isaiah Likely 54.2

5 best grades on defense

1 Mike Green 78.8

2 Roquan Smith 74.5

3 Kyle Hamilton 69.3

4 Marlon Humphrey 68.5

5 Travis Jones 65.0

5 worst grades on defense

1 DT Taven Bryan 41.7

2 DB Malaki Starks 44.9

3 OLB David Ojabo 50.4

4 DB Alohi Gilman 51.1

5 CB Chidobe Awuzie 54.2

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens' PFF grades: Best and worst performers in 23-10 win over Jets