The Ravens (8-5) outscored Philadelphia and came out on top in most key statistical categories. However, they couldn’t make enough plays when it mattered most, as Baltimore suffered a 24-19 loss to the Eagles (10-2) at M&T Bank Stadium.

Justin Tucker was 2-for-4 on field goals Sunday, and the Ravens defense couldn’t be stopped when it mattered most as Saquon Barkley delivered another 100-yard performance and MVP shouts from the diverse Baltimore crowd reaped.

The grades are in and we’re looking at the highest and worst rated players in the loss via PFF.

Top 5 offenses

1. Roger Rosengarten: 79.6

2. Mark Andrews: 72.1

3. Ronnie Stanley: 71.1

4. Lamar Jackson: 70.6

5. Derrick Henry: 69.2

Bottom 5 attack

1. Patrick Mekari: 35.0

2. Nelson Agholor: 47.5

3. Daniel Faalele: 48.5

4. Rashod Bateman: 52.6

5. Isaiah Probably: 55.6

Top 5 defense

1. Marlon Humphrey: 74.9

2. Travis Jones: 70.8

3. Ar’Darius Washington: 68.3

4. Broderick Washington: 67.3

5. Roquan Smith: 66.3

Defending the bottom 5

1. Trenton Simpson: 26.0

2. David Ojabo: 44.9

3. Nnamdi Madubuike: 47.1

4. Malik Harrison: 49.5

5. Chris Board: 51.3

Stat knowing

Mark Andrews logged more snaps and blocked more runs while Kolar was sidelined. The Ravens weren’t missing 21 or 22 players due to the game script, but Andrews took all four snaps with 22 players and 9-11 with 21 snaps. Andrews played most of the one-tight end snaps, but many of those snaps this week were run plays. Sunday could have been the start of Andrews being the first choice down the stretch.

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens PFF grades: Best and worst players after 24-19 loss to the Eagles in Week 13