​The Miami Dolphins remained on the road in Week 2, as they took on the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday, and Jeff Hafley’s team left the interconference battle with a 35-13 loss.Miami now sits at 0-2 after another rough performance, and now they have a tough matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs set for Week 3.Before we completely move on from this game, let’s consult Pro Football Focus and see how they graded some of Miami’s best and worst performers from the afternoon.Overall PFF grades: Offense (min. 10 snaps)Top 5LT Patrick Paul – 75.5WR Malik Washington – 73.3RG Jonah Savaiinaea – 65.9C Aaron Brewer – 65.7QB Malik Willis – 64.5Bottom 5TE Greg Dulcich – 54.6WR Kevin Coleman Jr. – 47.9WR Chris Bell – 43.1RT Austin Jackson – 42.8FB DJ Herman – 30.2Overall PFF grades: Defense (min. 10 snaps)Top 5LB Joshua Uche – 71.1DE Malik Herring – 67.7LB Jordyn Brooks – 64.3DE Robert Beal Jr. – 60.2CB JuJu Brents – 57.8Bottom 5DL Zach Sieler – 44.1CB Chris Johnson – 43.5S Dante Trader Jr. – 37.3S Michael Taaffe – 34.8DL Keith Cooper Jr. – 30.8Pass protection grades (OL only)LT Patrick Paul – 82.0RT Austin Jackson – 50.4RG Jonah Savaiinaea – 46.1LG Kadyn Proctor – 39.1C Aaron Brewer – 32.5Run-blocking grades (OL only)C Aaron Brewer – 77.4LG Kadyn Proctor – 72.4LT Patrick Paul – 69.1RG Jonah Savaiinaea – 68.5 RT Austin Jackson – 52.5OL Caedan Wallace – 51.2Pass-rush grades (front-seven only, min. 10 pass-rush snaps)LB Joshua Uche – 77.4DL Jordan Phillips – 54.8DL Zach Sieler – 51.8DE Clelin Ferrell – 51.1DL Zeek Biggers – 48.6Coverage grades (min. 10 coverage snaps)CB JuJu Brents – 56.0LB Jordyn Brooks – 52.1LB Willie Gay Jr. – 48.3CB Chris Johnson – 46.0CB Jason Marshall Jr. – 45.3LB Jacob Rodriguez – 36.8S Michael Taaffe – 35.7S Dante Trader Jr. – 30.6This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins PFF grades: Best, worst players from Week 2 loss vs. 49ers