USMNT player ratings: McKennie, Acosta, Weah superb in WCQ

Not only did the USMNT beat Honduras 3-0 in 2022 World Cup qualifying on Wednesday, but they were truly dominant in all phases of the game in doing so.

[ MORE: USA 3-0 Honduras recap & highlights ]

Here’s a look at who stood out (for better or for worse) for Gregg Berhalter’s side…

GK – Matt Turner: 6 – Turner, who’s heading to Arsenal in the summer, didn’t have to make a single save against a Honduran side that only took two shots over the course of 90 minutes.

RB – Reggie Cannon: 6.5 – This will be a recurring theme among the defenders, but there simply wasn’t much to be done in the defensive third, so much of Cannon’s contributions came in possession (33 of his 46 successful passes were in the attacking half), where he was much more sure-footed on the ball than Sergiño Dest, who he replaced in the lineup after a pair of subpar showings against El Salvador and Canada.

CB – Walker Zimmerman: 8 – Beyond scoring his goal, it was encouraging to see Zimmerman (and Miles Robinson) try to hit some longer, more aggressive passes over two lines.

CB – Miles Robinson: 7 – Too often, the center backs only play the ball square to one another or the full back on their side of the field. Robinson was especially effective carrying the ball forward (with ample time and space) and playing it into midfield or the other Robinson in a far more advanced position.

LB – Antonee Robinson: 7 – It’s tempting to dream of what the Robinson-Christian Pulisic combination could be down the USMNT’s left side, if only the latter were in better form these days (he scored against Honduras). Alas, Robinson was a top performer in all three games this window.

DM – Kellyn Acosta: 8 – Acosta confirmed his seat on the plane to Qatar with a strong performance