How PFF graded 49ers’ in gritty Week 1 win over NFC West rival Seahawks

The 49ers kicked off the 2025 NFL season with a lively 17-13 win over the Seattle Seahawks, and the team’s PFF grades show who made the biggest contributions in the game.With 76 plays on offense, there was a clear adjustment to playing a full game after many veterans sat out entirely, or played limited snaps during the preseason. Both tight end George Kittle and wide receiver Jauan Jennings exited the game early with injuries, leading to a few new players ending up at the top of the PPF grade sheet.The 49ers signed tight end Luke Farrell during free agency, giving the team the ability to use more two-tight-end sets, which might have been the plan before Kittle exited the game after only 21 offensive plays. Here’s the break-down in personnel groupings:Offensive Personnel Packages:· 11 plays – 38.2 percent· 21 plays – 36.8 percent· 12 plays – 13.2 percent· 22 plays – 11.8 percentBrock Purdy was under pressure on 17 of his 39 drop backs (43.6 percent) and that’s when the quarterback struggled, completing only eight of his 14 attempts, with one touchdown, two interceptions and a 50.3 passer rating.When...