The Green Bay Packers were 5.5-point favorites ahead of their NFL Week 6 game against the Arizona Cardinals. It was for a good reason, as Green Bay fully dominated Arizona, looking the best they have all season long under Jordan Love.

The penalties that the Cardinals committed (13 for 100 yards) certainly helped the Packers all day long. Still, the 34-13 victory shows just how well the Packers played as a team. But how did the players individually play on Sunday? Let's take a look at the best and worst-graded players, according to Pro Football Focus, from the Packers' win against the Cardinals.

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Green Bay Packers' PFF Grades Week 6 vs Cardinals

Packers' Best Offensive PFF Grades

1. Zach Tom, OT (88.1)
2. Ben Sims, TE (83.9)
3. Andrew Beck, FB (79.8)
4. Josh Jacobs, RB (74.2)
5. Jordan Love, QB (72.1)

While the Cardinals' defense is far less than impressive, it was still a strong performance from the Packers' offense in Week 6. Zach Tom continues to take care of business on the right side of the line. As long as he has matchups where he can use his athleticism, especially in the run game, he is going to grade out well.

Possibly the two surprising names are Ben Sims and Andrew Beck. Luke Musgrave was out for the Packers, opening up snaps for Sims. He ended up playing 28-of-73 snaps, blocking well and also catching two passes for 38 yards. Beck is listed as a fullback, but he also saw snaps at tight end due to the Musgrave injury.

Packers' Worst Offensive PFF Grades

1. Malik Heath, WR (45.5)
2. Tucker Kraft, TE (49.0)
3. Jordan Morgon, OG (49.9)
4. Elgton Jenkins, OG (52.1)
5. Rasheed Walker, OT (53.0)

Packers' Best Defensive PFF Grades

1. Evan Williams, S (93.3)
2. Karl Brooks, DT (93.0)
3. Rashan Gary, EDGE (81.7)
4. Edgerrin Cooper, LB (81.0)
5. Jaire Alexander, CB (70.7)

Rookie Evan Williams continues to make a case for being the steal of the draft class. This week, he forced a fumble and gave up only one catch for nine yards. Second-year defensive lineman Karl Brooks forced a fumble of his own in this game, while Rashan Gary finally played a good game in run defense.

Week 6 was also the first time all season rookie linebacker Edgerrin Cooper played more snaps than Isaiah McDuffie. There is no doubt that Cooper is the Packers' best linebacker, so hopefully this trend will continue.

Packers' Worst Defensive PFF Grades

1. Lukas Van Ness, EDGE (30.0)
2. Kenny Clark, DT (44.0)
3. Preston Smith, EDGE (44.2)
4. Quay Walker, LB (49.2)
5. Isaiah McDuffie, LB (51.3)

What do you think of the Green Bay Packers' win against the Arizona Cardinals? Who is your MVP from the game?