Appearances and goals are for League One matches only. The rating key: A-Excellent, B-Very good, C-Good, D- Poor, E-Dreadful.
9. Mark Beevers. Grade: B-. Appearances: 30 Goals: 0
Another whose experience in the promotion run-in will be invaluable. Hes been there and done it in League One so the pressure shouldnt faze him. Playing much better since Posh moved to three at the back as his lack of pace is protected by players either side of him. Beevers lack of goals has been a disappointment though. | jpimedia
10. Nathan Thompson. Grade: B-. Appearances: 13 Goals: 0
The summer free transfer signings campaign has been disrupted by injury and suspension, but there is no doubt Posh are better at the back with him in the side. Thompson is experienced and clever which helps him overcome a vulnerability to pace. Hes helped wing-back Joe Ward become a better defender and Posh need him to stay fit now. | jpimedia
11. Reece Brown. Grade C. Appearances: 8 Goals: 0.
Brown is a neat and tidy midfielder with good feet and excellent vision so his contribution so far has been a slight disappointment. His technical skills should complement the more physical attributes of Knight and Taylor and it wouldnt be the greatest surprise to see him play a prominent role in the last 11 games. | jpimedia
12. Dan Butler. Grade C+. Appearances: 27 Goals: 1
One of several players to have shown their best form of the season in 2020, even popping up with his first Posh goal in his last outing. Butler took a while to get going at his new club, but the wing-back role should suit his strengths as he has a terrific engine. If he can improve the consistency of his crossing and passing he could be a key man in the run-in. | jpimedia