How every 2020 5 star graded out

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1. Clemson DL Bryan Bresee: 73.6 grade on 912 snaps
2. Alabama QB Bryce Young: 93.1 grade on 1,897 snaps
3. Ohio State WR Julian Fleming: 67.2 grade on 808 snaps
4. UGA CB Kelee Ringo: 78.7 grade on 1,620 snaps
5. LSU/UGA TE Arik Gilbert: 70.5 grade on 581 snaps
6. Oregon LB Justin Flowe: 46.0 grade on 244 snaps
7. Florida DL Gervon Dexter: 68.0 grade on 1,417 snaps
8. Clemson Edge Myles Murphy: 88.4 grade on 1,561 snaps
9. UGA OT Broderick Jones: 82.3 grade on 1,396 snaps (he didn't allow a sack on 449 pass-blocking snaps)
10. Ohio State OT Paris Johnson, Jr.: 86.7 grade on 1,621 snaps
11. South Carolina Edge Jordan Burch: 71.9 grade on 1,301 snaps
12. Clemson QB DJ Uiagaleilei: 75.9 grade on 1,905 snaps
13. TCU/Ole RB Zach Evans: 85.4 grade on 668 snaps
14. UGA DL Jalen Carter: 91.4 grade on 1,075 snaps
15. Alabama Edge Chris Braswell: 74.8 grade on 443 snaps
16. Texas RB Bijan Robinson: 95.1 grade on 1,355 snaps
17. Alabama Edge Will Anderson, Jr.: 91.0 grade on 2,203 snaps
18. LSU/Alabama CB Eli Ricks: 83.4 grade on 1,216 snaps
19. North Carolina CB Tony Grimes: 63.9 grade on 1,827 snaps
20. Oregon LB Noah Sewell: 77.3 grade on 1,849 snaps
21. Clemson/Florida/UCF RB Demarkcus Bowman: 73.2 grade on 37 snaps
22. Clemson LB Trenton Simpson: 72.4 grade on 1,474 snaps
23. Texas A&M WR Demond Demas: 54.5 grade on 362 snaps
24. UGA TE Darnell Washington: 84.5 grade on 1,312 snaps
25. Washington Edge Sav'ell Smalls: 59.9 grade on 602 snaps
26. Texas A&M CB Jaylon Jones: 72.3 grade on 1,976 snaps
27. Alabama/Arkansas LB Drew Sanders: 71.4 grade on 1,182 snaps
28. Ohio State WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 90.7 grade on 867 snaps
29. LSU WR Kayshon Boutte: 74.6 grade on 1,385 snaps
30. Maryland WR Rakim Jarrett: 72.9 grade on 1,223 snaps
31. UGA Edge MJ Sherman: 67.6 grade on 140 snaps
32. Oregon CB Dontae Manning: 51.3 grade on 501 snaps
 
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ZippyMorocco said:
1. Clemson DL Bryan Bresee: 73.6 grade on 912 snaps
2. Alabama QB Bryce Young: 93.1 grade on 1,897 snaps
3. Ohio State WR Julian Fleming: 67.2 grade on 808 snaps
4. UGA CB Kelee Ringo: 78.7 grade on 1,620 snaps
5. LSU/UGA TE Arik Gilbert: 70.5 grade on 581 snaps
6. Oregon LB Justin Flowe: 46.0 grade on 244 snaps
7. Florida DL Gervon Dexter: 68.0 grade on 1,417 snaps
8. Clemson Edge Myles Murphy: 88.4 grade on 1,561 snaps
9. UGA OT Broderick Jones: 82.3 grade on 1,396 snaps (he didn't allow a sack on 449 pass-blocking snaps)
10. Ohio State OT Paris Johnson, Jr.: 86.7 grade on 1,621 snaps
11. South Carolina Edge Jordan Burch: 71.9 grade on 1,301 snaps
12. Clemson QB DJ Uiagaleilei: 75.9 grade on 1,905 snaps
13. TCU/Ole RB Zach Evans: 85.4 grade on 668 snaps
14. UGA DL Jalen Carter: 91.4 grade on 1,075 snaps
15. Alabama Edge Chris Braswell: 74.8 grade on 443 snaps
16. Texas RB Bijan Robinson: 95.1 grade on 1,355 snaps
17. Alabama Edge Will Anderson, Jr.: 91.0 grade on 2,203 snaps
18. LSU/Alabama CB Eli Ricks: 83.4 grade on 1,216 snaps
19. North Carolina CB Tony Grimes: 63.9 grade on 1,827 snaps
20. Oregon LB Noah Sewell: 77.3 grade on 1,849 snaps
21. Clemson/Florida/UCF RB Demarkcus Bowman: 73.2 grade on 37 snaps
22. Clemson LB Trenton Simpson: 72.4 grade on 1,474 snaps
23. Texas A&M WR Demond Demas: 54.5 grade on 362 snaps
24. UGA TE Darnell Washington: 84.5 grade on 1,312 snaps
25. Washington Edge Sav'ell Smalls: 59.9 grade on 602 snaps
26. Texas A&M CB Jaylon Jones: 72.3 grade on 1,976 snaps
27. Alabama/Arkansas LB Drew Sanders: 71.4 grade on 1,182 snaps
28. Ohio State WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 90.7 grade on 867 snaps
29. LSU WR Kayshon Boutte: 74.6 grade on 1,385 snaps
30. Maryland WR Rakim Jarrett: 72.9 grade on 1,223 snaps
31. UGA Edge MJ Sherman: 67.6 grade on 140 snaps
32. Oregon CB Dontae Manning: 51.3 grade on 501 snaps
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holy crap Will Anderson played a ton of snaps. 250ish more than anyone else. thats pretty much 3 games worth of snaps.

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Great post.

Only 17% of 5*s performed as per their billing (90+ PFF grade) and only 1/3rd of total performed decent (80+ PFF) in first two years of college. That is a very high 'non performance' or 'bust' rate for prized recruit. I think it also says how important development is for performance in college. I bet in next class or so a few more will show up and perform (especially those who stay the course). For some, the high school game never translates to college.
 
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LouderVol said:
holy crap Will Anderson played a ton of snaps. 250ish more than anyone else. thats pretty much 3 games worth of snaps.

Good info.
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What happens when you’re the best player on a team that is in the CFP and SEC Title game routinely.
 
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RDU VOL#14 said:
What happens when you’re the best player on a team that is in the CFP and SEC Title game routinely.
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Georgia has probably played more games than Bama. I only say probably because I didn't sit down and check, but this years SECC and 2 game playoffs would back it up. none of their games played close to that many snaps. And at least Ringo has been a multiyear starter.

not saying Andersen shouldn't have the most, just didn't think it would be the most by THAT much.

The next closest guy played for TAMU, and they haven't had an "extra" game in a while.
 
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volmandu said:
Great post.

Only 17% of 5*s performed as per their billing (90+ PFF grade) and only 1/3rd of total performed decent (80+ PFF) in first two years of college. That is a very high 'non performance' or 'bust' rate for prized recruit. I think it also says how important development is for performance in college. I bet in next class or so a few more will show up and perform (especially those who stay the course). For some, the high school game never translates to college.
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One thing to note is that these grades are affected by the quality of the opponents. It's a lot easier to grade out well against lower level players on the other side of the line.
 
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LouderVol said:
Georgia has probably played more games than Bama. I only say probably because I didn't sit down and check, but this years SECC and 2 game playoffs would back it up. none of their games played close to that many snaps. And at least Ringo has been a multiyear starter.

not saying Andersen shouldn't have the most, just didn't think it would be the most by THAT much.

The next closest guy played for TAMU, and they haven't had an "extra" game in a while.
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It’s because of all those snaps we got off against Bama this year. I think it was close to 250.
 
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LouderVol said:
holy crap Will Anderson played a ton of snaps. 250ish more than anyone else. thats pretty much 3 games worth of snaps.

Good info.
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“2000 of the snaps were in two games against Tennessee! Couldn’t sub for him. #UnSafe”
- Saban prolly
 
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volmandu said:
Great post.

Only 17% of 5*s performed as per their billing (90+ PFF grade) and only 1/3rd of total performed decent (80+ PFF) in first two years of college. That is a very high 'non performance' or 'bust' rate for prized recruit. I think it also says how important development is for performance in college. I bet in next class or so a few more will show up and perform (especially those who stay the course). For some, the high school game never translates to college.
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Would you consider a 79 or lower a "Bust?"
 
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volmandu said:
Great post.

Only 17% of 5*s performed as per their billing (90+ PFF grade) and only 1/3rd of total performed decent (80+ PFF) in first two years of college. That is a very high 'non performance' or 'bust' rate for prized recruit. I think it also says how important development is for performance in college. I bet in next class or so a few more will show up and perform (especially those who stay the course). For some, the high school game never translates to college.
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Would be interesting to see the top 300 players or so graded with their recruit rating.
 
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This confirms what I saw in UGA's Ringo as a player. He was alright, nothing special. Yet accolades and wowsies happened every time his name got mentioned. Just not so.
 
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Remy said:
This confirms what I saw in UGA's Ringo as a player. He was alright, nothing special. Yet accolades and wowsies happened every time his name got mentioned. Just not so.
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I agree, he was a solid player but not the true shutdown corner we hoped for. His pick six against Bama in the NC game was huge and garnered much praise though. Potentially a very high ceiling in the nfl, but not among the best corners in CFB during his time at GA in my opinion.
 
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What? Drew Sanders became an All-American at Arkansas. How is he graded at 71??
 
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ZippyMorocco said:
1. Clemson DL Bryan Bresee: 73.6 grade on 912 snaps
2. Alabama QB Bryce Young: 93.1 grade on 1,897 snaps
3. Ohio State WR Julian Fleming: 67.2 grade on 808 snaps
4. UGA CB Kelee Ringo: 78.7 grade on 1,620 snaps
5. LSU/UGA TE Arik Gilbert: 70.5 grade on 581 snaps
6. Oregon LB Justin Flowe: 46.0 grade on 244 snaps
7. Florida DL Gervon Dexter: 68.0 grade on 1,417 snaps
8. Clemson Edge Myles Murphy: 88.4 grade on 1,561 snaps
9. UGA OT Broderick Jones: 82.3 grade on 1,396 snaps (he didn't allow a sack on 449 pass-blocking snaps)
10. Ohio State OT Paris Johnson, Jr.: 86.7 grade on 1,621 snaps
11. South Carolina Edge Jordan Burch: 71.9 grade on 1,301 snaps
12. Clemson QB DJ Uiagaleilei: 75.9 grade on 1,905 snaps
13. TCU/Ole RB Zach Evans: 85.4 grade on 668 snaps
14. UGA DL Jalen Carter: 91.4 grade on 1,075 snaps
15. Alabama Edge Chris Braswell: 74.8 grade on 443 snaps
16. Texas RB Bijan Robinson: 95.1 grade on 1,355 snaps
17. Alabama Edge Will Anderson, Jr.: 91.0 grade on 2,203 snaps
18. LSU/Alabama CB Eli Ricks: 83.4 grade on 1,216 snaps
19. North Carolina CB Tony Grimes: 63.9 grade on 1,827 snaps
20. Oregon LB Noah Sewell: 77.3 grade on 1,849 snaps
21. Clemson/Florida/UCF RB Demarkcus Bowman: 73.2 grade on 37 snaps
22. Clemson LB Trenton Simpson: 72.4 grade on 1,474 snaps
23. Texas A&M WR Demond Demas: 54.5 grade on 362 snaps
24. UGA TE Darnell Washington: 84.5 grade on 1,312 snaps
25. Washington Edge Sav'ell Smalls: 59.9 grade on 602 snaps
26. Texas A&M CB Jaylon Jones: 72.3 grade on 1,976 snaps
27. Alabama/Arkansas LB Drew Sanders: 71.4 grade on 1,182 snaps
28. Ohio State WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 90.7 grade on 867 snaps
29. LSU WR Kayshon Boutte: 74.6 grade on 1,385 snaps
30. Maryland WR Rakim Jarrett: 72.9 grade on 1,223 snaps
31. UGA Edge MJ Sherman: 67.6 grade on 140 snaps
32. Oregon CB Dontae Manning: 51.3 grade on 501 snaps
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Now do the 2020 3 *'s
 
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volmandu said:
Great post.

Only 17% of 5*s performed as per their billing (90+ PFF grade) and only 1/3rd of total performed decent (80+ PFF) in first two years of college. That is a very high 'non performance' or 'bust' rate for prized recruit. I think it also says how important development is for performance in college. I bet in next class or so a few more will show up and perform (especially those who stay the course). For some, the high school game never translates to college.
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I think calling 80+ just "decent" is an indication that our expectations are too high. If you get a 5-star who grades at 80+ for his career, you won big.

Ringo only graded at a 78 but every time I saw him, he was making plays and he is about to be a 2nd round pick. A 78 on PFF is really good, especially for his career when it's including freshman mistakes. Look at it this way...there isn't a single DB in the entire NFL who grades above 88 on PFF.
 
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