Grades:PFF

[Jimmyandjoes]

Elite grade = 90-100, All-Conference = 85-89, Starter = 70-84, Backup = 60-69, Replaceable = 60 >

Offensive Grades (minimum 18 plays — 25% of offensive plays)
TE Jacob Warren — 77.6 (52 plays)
RG Javontez Spraggins — 73.9 (74 plays)
RB Dylan Sampson — 72.2 (24 plays)
C Cooper Mays — 71.8 (70 plays)
RB Jaylen Wright — 71.3 (30 plays)
RT Gerald Mincey — 70.2 (74 plays)
WR Squirrel White — 69.2 (69 plays)
WR Chas Nimrod —68.1 (19 plays)
WR Bru McCoy — 65.9 (25 plays)
LT John Campbell — 63.8 (74 plays)
TE McCallan Castles — 58.3 (28 plays)
WR Ramel Keyton — 56.2 (73 plays)
QB Joe Milton III — 53.7 (74 plays)
WR Kaleb Webb — 53.6 (30 plays)
LG Ollie Lane — 51.7 (74 plays)
RB Jabari Small — 49.9 (20 plays)

Defense
DE Tyler Baron — 90.7 (37 plays)
S Wesley Walker — 82.2 (64 plays)
DT Bryson Eason — 81.0 (23 plays)
LEO James Pearce Jr. — 79.6 (37 plays)
DT Omarr Norman-Lott — 79.6 (26 plays)
S Jaylen McCollough — 74.0 (61 plays)
CB Kamal Hadden — 73.9 (57 plays)
DE Dominic Bailey — 71.8 (25 plays)
LEO Roman Harrison — 70.4 (34 plays)
CB Gabe Jeudy-Lally — 70.2 (58 plays)
DT Omari Thomas — 70.0 (27 plays)
LB Elijah Herring — 69.6 (36 plays)
STAR Tamarion McDonald — 68.6 (61 plays)
DT Kurrott Garland — 67.7 (18 plays)
LB Aaron Beasley — 57.5 (53 plays)

 

[AustinMem]

Worse than I would have thought, especially on Offense. Pearce seems low. Seems accurate on Small vs Sampson/Wright

 

[Jimmyandjoes]

Worse than I would have thought, especially on Offense. Pearce seems low. Seems accurate on Small vs Sampson/Wright

I agree. The defense as a whole played at a high level. The offense graded out at average. Didn't seem that way

 

[Tarkus]

Bryson Eason is playing good football this year. I think he has finally made the transition from linebacker to lineman.

 

[CNCVol88]

I take PFF grades as a grain of salt.

 

[VOLfrombama]

Tyler Baron with a 90 seems high

Pearce with a 79 seems low.

Both had a good game so that’s all that really matters.

 

[BACKDOC]

Worse than I would have thought, especially on Offense. Pearce seems low. Seems accurate on Small vs Sampson/Wright

Small had the exact same average per carry as Sampson.

 

[KTrain]

Former Gator Chris Collingsworth owns PFF, to me it is subjective at best. You have every player in college football graded on every snap he took, and the grades are out this quick. You have different ppl grading players and all across the USA. Just say 25 players per team are graded (25 X75 plays= 1875 plays X 130 team = 243750 plays if it's all D1) If it's just P5, 1875 X60=112500 plays. To me it's a money-making scam and as someone said in an interview. If it was valuable to the NFL, it would cost more than 20$ subscription. It's a grade but very subjective and not a truly fair measuring stick IMO. But it's a great idea and I'm sure Collinsworth making good money he and his investors. People are probably like me at first, I thought this was the NFL people's grades but not even close.

 

[SpookyAction]

Cooper Mays at 71.8 (starter level) tells you all you need to know. He was reading the defense and directing blockers effectively all night long.
He has value not analyzed by the PFF Grades. His absence has been glaring.

 

[37620VOL]

PFF has some excellent stats beyond just the grades.

 

[KTrain]

PFF has some excellent stats beyond just the grades.

They better have because if they graded over 200 thousand individual plays overnight and got them out to their subscribers and expect us to believe their concise. They should run our election counting.