TORONTO \u2014 From a down-to-the-wire finish to a pair of runnings backs having big outings, there were plenty of exciting moments in Week 14.<\/p>\n
Pro Football Focus takes a\u00a0deeper look at some of the key performances that may have flown under the radar but made a big impact on the field.<\/p>\n
CFL.ca brings you five PFF stats that stand out from the week that was.<\/p>\n
RELATED GREG BELL | RUNNING BACK | HAMILTON TIGER-CATS | 10 RUSHING FIRST DOWNS<\/p>\n The Hamilton Tiger-Cats run game came alive on the weekend, with the team running the ball for a season-high 234 yards.<\/p>\n Most of that yardage came from their running back, Greg Bell<\/a>, who ripped off 156 yards on 20 carries. He got yards to move his team down the field throughout the game, but when he gained those yards was what really mattered.<\/p>\n Bell tallied 10 rushing first downs against Montreal, according to PFF, helping sustain drives throughout the contest. That was four more than REDBLACKS quarterback Dustin Crum<\/a> (more on him later, by the way).<\/p>\n JUSTIN RANKIN | RUNNING BACK | EDMONTON ELKS | 94.5 RUSHING GRADE<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Another running back who had an impressive Week 14 was Elks\u2019 tailback Justin Rankin.<\/p>\n PFF graded Rankin with the highest rushing grade of the week (94.5) after running for 204 yards, the highest total of any running back so far in 2025. His longest rush in the game was for 90 yards as he surpassed his previous career high of 157 yards.<\/p>\n Rankin also scored a pair of touchdowns in the Elks win over the Calgary Stampeders.<\/p>\n JORDAN WILLIAMS | DEFENSIVE LINE | EDMONTON ELKS | 6 PRESSURES<\/p>\n Defensive lineman Jordan Williams<\/a> had a standout performance in his first game with the Elks. Williams, who was signed by Edmonton last week, didn\u2019t show up on the traditional stat sheet with any tackles or sacks, but that is why the box score only tells half of the story.<\/p>\n The Elks defensive lineman continuously disrupted Vernon Adams Jr., tallying a week-high six pressures. His pressures helped his team get four sacks on the night,\u00a0with Noah Taylor and Brandon Barlow<\/a>\u00a0each getting one, and\u00a0Jonathan Kongbo<\/a> notching two. Williams\u00a0also won 29.6 per cent of all of his pass rushes, the most of any defensive lineman across the CFL, according to PFF.<\/p>\n Not a bad start for Williams in Green and Gold.<\/p>\n DUSTIN CRUM | QUARTERBACK | OTTAWA REDBLACKS | 82.0 PASSING GRADE<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n
\u00bb\u00a03 stats that defined Edmonton\u2019s Week 14 win over Calgary<\/a>
\u00bb\u00a03 stats that defined Saskatchewan\u2019s Week 14 win over Winnipeg<\/a>
\u00bb\u00a03 stats that defined Hamilton\u2019s Week 14 win over Montreal<\/a>
\u00bb\u00a03 stats that defined Ottawa\u2019s Week 14 win over BC<\/a>
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