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PFF grades Florida’s team, individual performances vs. FAU

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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 66-21 Week 1 win over FAU.

TEAM GRADES

The number in parentheses indicates where it currently ranks nationally.

Overall: 89.9 (17th)

Offense: 86.4 (13th)

Passing: 85.7 (20th)

Pass block: 86.8 (21st)

Pass routes: 78.8 (15th)

Rushing: 79.2 (37th)

Run block: 67.0 (40th)

Defense: 84.1 (25th)

Run defense: 89.9 (T-11th)

Tackling: 83.9 (10th)

Pressure: 62.2 (85th)

Coverage: 84.9 (12th)

This tells a pretty clear story. Florida was good to great in nearly every area but pressuring the quarterback, where the Gators graded 85th in the country. Florida missed nine tackles in the contest, which is very good considering the Gators played 91 defensive snaps in their Week 1 game. That’s a team missed-tackle rate of less than 10%.

Florida graded in the top 40 in 11 of 12 categories and in the top 25 in nine of 12.

INDIVIDUAL GRADES

Highest graded offensive players (10 snap minimum) 

  1.  TE Micah Jones: 87.5 (10 snaps)
  2.  QB Aaron Philo: 86.0 (49 snaps)
  3.  RB Jadan Baugh: 81.4 (25 snaps)
  4.  WR Vernell Brown III: 79.9 (40 snaps)
  5.  TE Amir Jackson: 77.1 (25 snaps)
  6.  OL TJ Dice Jr.: 76.8 (20 snaps)
  7.  QB Tramell Jones Jr.: 75.2 (20 snaps)
  8.  WR Bailey Stockton: 71.3 (14 snaps)
  9.  RB Duke Clark: 70.6 (20 snaps)
  10.  TE Luke Harpring: 70.0 (23 snaps)

Lowest graded offensive players (10 snap minimum)

  1. WR Kahliel Jackson: 54.6 (25 snaps)
  2. TE Heze Kent: 55.9 (18 snaps)
  3. OL Roderick Kearney: 60.0 (37 snaps)
  4. OL Bryce Lovett: 60.4 (47 snaps)
  5. OL Harrison Moore: 60.5 (58 snaps)

Highest graded defensive players (10 snap minimum)

  1. Edge Kofi Asare: 82.6 (31 snaps)
  2. CB Dijon Johnson: 78.1 (50 snaps)
  3. S Bryce Thornton: 76.5 (58 snaps)
  4. Edge Jayden Woods: 76.1 (54 snaps)
  5. LB Aaron Chiles: 76.1 (53 snaps)
  6.  S DJ Coleman: 76.1 (75 snaps)
  7.  S Lagzona Hayward: 75.4 (15 snaps)
  8. Edge Kamran James: 74.4 (30 snaps)
  9. Edge Emmanuel Oyebadejo: 73.5 (24 snaps)
  10.  DL Jeramiah McCloud: 71.5 (52 snaps)

Lowest graded defensive players (10 snap minimum)

  1. DL DK Kalu: 46.5 (30 snaps)
  2. CB Jordy Lowery: 50.9 (13 snaps)
  3.  CB Ben Hanks III: 53.6 (31 snaps)
  4. LB Myles Johnson: 56.3 (16 snaps)
  5. S Cam Dooley: 60.0 (18 snaps)

 

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