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With their 41-6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday after Lumen Field, the San Francisco 49ers' 2025 campaign has officially come to an end.
Throughout the regular season, Kyle Shanahan's squad overcame injuries to several key players and put together a 12-5 record which was good enough for the third spot in the division and the sixth seed in the NFC playoff bracket.
While they didn't make it out of the divisional round, there are still plenty of positive things to take away from the year.
As we continue to review this season, let's take a look at the Pro Football Focus grades to see who they believe were the best and worst 49ers on the field this year.
Top 5
Bottom 5
Top 5
Bottom 5
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This article originally appeared on Niners Wire: 49ers PFF grades: Best and worst grades from San Francisco in 2025
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Throughout the regular season, Kyle Shanahan's squad overcame injuries to several key players and put together a 12-5 record which was good enough for the third spot in the division and the sixth seed in the NFC playoff bracket.
While they didn't make it out of the divisional round, there are still plenty of positive things to take away from the year.
As we continue to review this season, let's take a look at the Pro Football Focus grades to see who they believe were the best and worst 49ers on the field this year.
Overall PFF grades: Offense (min. 170 snaps)
Top 5
- LT Trent Williams - 91.1
- TE George Kittle - 90.7
- QB Brock Purdy - 85.4
- RT Colton McKivitz - 85.4
- TE Jake Tonges - 77.9
Bottom 5
- FB Kyle Juszczyk - 64.7
- WR Kendrick Bourne - 62.6
- TE Luke Farrell - 58.8
- OL Spencer Burford - 56.7
- LG Connor Colby - 52.4
Overall PFF grades: Defense (min. 170 snaps)
Top 5
- LB Fred Warner - 93.2
- EDGE Bryce Huff - 67.9
- EDGE Keion White - 64.3
- S Ji'Ayir Brown - 63.6
- S Malik Mustapha - 62.0
Bottom 5
- LB Luke Gifford - 42.8
- S Marques Sigle - 38.9
- DL Kalia Davis - 38.7
- DL C.J. West - 35.0
- DL Alfred Collins - 35.0
Pass protection grades (OL only)
- LT Trent Williams - 80.3
- RT Colton McKivitz - 72.6
- LG Ben Bartch - 65.4
- C Matt Hennessy - 63.4
- RG Dominick Puni - 63.3
- C Jake Brendel - 62.5
- OT Austen Pleasants - 48.7
- OL Spencer Burford - 44.6
- LG Connor Colby - 33.7
- OL Nick Zakelj - 26.5
Run-blocking grades (OL only)
- LT Trent Williams - 92.0
- RT Colton McKivitz - 90.4
- C Jake Brendel - 74.0
- C Matt Hennessy - 71.8
- LG Ben Bartch - 69.7
- RG Dominick Puni - 67.9
- LG Connor Colby - 64.6
- OL Spencer Burford - 61.4
- OT Austen Pleasants - 58.0
- OL Nick Zakelj - 48.6
Pass-rush grades (front-seven only, min. 170 pass-rush snaps)
- EDGE Bryce Huff - 72.8
- EDGE Keion White - 65.9
- DL C.J. West - 65.4
- DL Alfred Collins - 59.4
- EDGE Sam Okuayinonu - 57.6
- DL Kalia Davis - 52.4
- EDGE Mykel Williams - 51.9
Coverage grades (min. 170 coverage snaps)
- LB Fred Warner - 91.5
- CB Deommodore Lenoir - 65.7
- S Malik Mustapha - 59.5
- S Ji'Ayir Brown - 58.5
- LB Dee Winters - 58.5
- CB Upton Stout - 58.2
- CB Renardo Green - 55.6
- S Jason Pinnock - 43.5
- LB Tatum Bethune - 42.5
- S Marques Sigle - 31.2
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This article originally appeared on Niners Wire: 49ers PFF grades: Best and worst grades from San Francisco in 2025
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