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 52-28 Week 4 win over Ole Miss.
HIGHEST GRADED OFFENSIVE PLAYERS (10 snap minimum)
- RB Duke Clark: 86.6
- RB Jadan Baugh: 86.1
- WR Vernell Brown III: 76.4
- QB Aaron Philo: 74.9
- TE Luke Harpring: 71.6
- TE Amir Jackson: 67.9
- OL Bryce Lovett: 67.7
- OL Harrison Moore: 67.0
- OL Emeka Ugorji: 66.4
- OL TJ Shanahan Jr.: 66.4
LOWEST GRADED OFFENSIVE PLAYERS (10 snap minimum)
- WR Bailey Stockton: 51.5
- TE Lacota Dippre: 52.0
- WR Kahleil Jackson: 55.6
- WR Dallas Wilson: 57.9
- OL TJ Dice Jr.: 58.5
HIGHEST GRADED DEFENSIVE PLAYERS (10 snap minimum)
- DL DK Kalu: 76.7
- Edge Jayden Woods: 76.6
- S DJ Coleman: 75.5
- Edge Kofi Asare: 72.3
- LB Aaron Chiles: 70.8
- LB Myles Graham: 70.2
- DB Ben Hanks III: 69.6
- DL Brendan Bett: 66.5
- DB Kanye Clark: 65.1
- DL Emmanuel Oyebadejo: 63.1
LOWEST GRADED DEFENSIVE PLAYERS (10 snap minimum)
- DL Jamari Lyons: 48.9
- CB Cormani McClain: 50.9
- DL Jeramiah McCloud: 50.9
- CB J’Vari Flowers: 54.4
- Edge LJ McCray: 55.5
Miscellaneous notes
– Florida missed just six tackles vs. Ole Miss, bringing their season total to 29 on the season.
– Florida’s tackling grade of 89.1 ranks second in the FBS, trailing only Georgia.
– Florida’s running grade of 93.0 ranks second in the FBS, trailing only Georgia.
– Safety DJ Coleman posted the highest coverage grade vs. Ole Miss. He had a PBU and an INT.
– Edge Jayden Woods had the highest pressure grade vs. Ole Miss.
– OL Bryce Lovett had a pass blocking grade of 85.1 vs. Ole Miss, which led the team. Knijeah Harris and TJ Shanahan were right behind him at 84.5.