PFF player grades vs. Texas

By
Nick Marcinko
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For the last few years, Gator Country has used Pro Football Focus’ grading system in our reporting. PFF provides a different look at how a player or team performs beyond the traditional box score, grading every player on every play based on his performance relative to expectations.

Here’s how PFF assessed Florida’s 27-24 Week 7 win over Texas.

OFFENSIVE PLAYER GRADES (10 snap minimum) 

  1.  WR Kahleil Jackson: 75.0
  2. QB Tramell Jones Jr.: 69.5
  3. WR Micah Mays Jr: 67.3
  4. TE Lacota Dippre: 65.7
  5. RB Evan Pryor: 65.3
  6. WR Bailey Stockton: 65.2
  7. RB Jadan Baugh: 62.0
  8. OL Knijeah Harris: 60.8
  9. OL Bryce Lovett: 60.6
  10. OL Emeka Ugorji: 60.0
  11. WR Eric Singleton Jr.: 59.2
  12. OL Harrison Moore: 54.8
  13. WR Dallas Wilson: 54.3
  14. WR TJ Abrams: 54.3
  15. OL Rod Kearney: 54.1
  16. OL TJ Shanahan Jr.: 47.9
  17. TE Amir Jackson: 46.2
  18. TE Luke Harpring: 38.9

DEFENSIVE PLAYER GRADES (10 snap minimum)

  1. LB Ty Jackson: 89.2
  2. Edge LJ McCray: 81.4
  3. CB Cormani McClain: 72.2
  4. LB Myles Graham: 70.6
  5. LB Jaden Robinson: 67.9
  6. DT Jeramiah McCloud: 66.9
  7. DB Bryce Thornton: 66.8
  8. DL Emmanuel Oyebadejo: 66.1
  9. LB Aaron Chiles: 65.8
  10. DB Alfonzo Allen Jr.: 65.4
  11. DT Brendan Bett: 63.0
  12. DB Lagonza Hayward: 62.3
  13. S DJ Coleman: 61.4
  14. CB Ben Hanks III: 60.7
  15. Edge Kamran James: 59.8
  16. Edge Jayden Woods: 58.3
  17. DB Kanye Clark: 52.9
  18. DT DK Kalu: 44.8

Miscellaneous notes

– Florida missed nine tackles against Texas. Its 70.7 team tackling grade was the highest since Week 4 against Ole Miss.

– Sophomore cornerback Ben Hanks allowed just one reception for nine yards on three targets in the contest.

– Senior Cormani McClain allowed just one reception for three yards on two targets and was credited with one pass breakup. His 70.3 coverage grade was the highest on the team.

– Sophomore linebacker Ty Jackson generated two pressures on just four pass-rushing snaps, including one sack.

– Junior linebacker Myles Graham and senior defensive back Kanye Clark tied for the team-high run defense grade at 75.7. Sophomore defensive tackle Jeramiah McCloud followed closely behind at 74.1.

– Sophomore quarterback Tramell Jones Jr. did not have a turnover worthy play in his first career start.
 – Junior edge rusher LJ McCray led the team with four pressures, while senior linebacker Jaden Robinson had three.
– Florida’s 75.8 team defensive grade was its highest since Week 2 against Campbell.
Nick Marcinko
Nick Marcinko
Nick is a recent graduate from the University of Florida with a degree in Telecommunications. He is passionate about all sports but specifically baseball and football. Nick interned at Inside the Gators and worked part time with Knights247 before joining the Gator Country family. Nick enjoys spending his free time golfing and at the beach.