Ravens' PFF grades: Best and worst performers in 32-14 loss to Bengals

Baltimore will again look to regroup after an embarrassing 32-14 loss to the Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium on Thanksgiving night. Baltimore turned the football over five times, with quarterback Lamar Jackson on the hook for three turnovers in one of his worst performances as a starter.

Joe Burrow threw two touchdown passes in his return to the lineup, and kicker Evan McPherson nailed six field goals on the evening to improve Cincinnati to 4-8 with a game against the Ravens in two weeks. Harbaugh's team will now look forward to the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are engulfed in their own misery and time for self-reflection after their 26-7 home loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

Baltimore and Pittsburgh are tied atop the AFC North and will meet on Sunday in the first of two meetings over the next five weeks.

With preparation, the Sunday afternoon matchup set to begin, we're looking at the highest and lowest graded players in the Ravens' 32-14 loss at M&T Bank Stadium via PFF.

5 best grades on offense

1 TE Charlie Kolar 87.9

2 OL Roger Rosengarten 80.0

3 RB Derrick Henry 76.9

4 RB Patrick Ricard 73.1

5 OL Daniel Faalele 72.9

6 OL Ronnie Stanley 69.0

7 TE Mark Andrews 67.2

5 worst grades on offense

1 QB Lamar Jackson 42.2

2 WR Zay Flowers 42.8

3 OL Emery Jones 47.9

4 WR Rashod Bateman 52.6

5 WR Devontez Walker 54.5

The five turnovers are more than the Ravens had combined in their five-game winning streak. Jackson was 17 of 32 for 246 yards passing, no touchdowns, and a 65.4 QB rating.

Best grades on defense

1 DT Travis Jones 90.8

2 LB Roquan Smith 84.1

3 DB Alohi Gilman 78.7

4 DB Kyle Hamilton 75.2

5 DB Chidobe Awuzie 69.6

6 LB Teddye Buchanan 63.7

5 worst grades on defense

1 OLB Dre'Mont Jones 35.5

2 OLB Mike Green 44.3

3 CB Marlon Humphrey 48.9

4 DT John Jenkins 52.6

5 OLB Carl Lawson 57.5

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens' PFF grades: Best and worst performers in 23-10 win over Jets