This isn't going to be your standard "who played best and who played the worst" article, partly because it doesn't really matter too much when it comes to the Front Office perspective and looking at a player's status on the roster.
We expect the likes of Myles Garrett and Joel Bitonio to be in the mix for the best-performing players on either side of the ball, but it doesn't really change their standing on the roster.
I'm going to be doing this article after each game and discussing players who have improved their situation from a front-office perspective, does it impact them remaining on the 53-man roster and beyond plus those that are now in danger of not being extended?
One game is obviously a small sample, so it is important not to get too carried away in a positive and negative way but there are always things we can learn.