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PFF player grades vs. Texas

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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. QB Tramell Jones Jr.: 72.3
  2. WR Kahleil Jackson: 70.8
  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: 62.6
  8. WR Eric Singleton Jr.: 62.3
  9. OL Knijeah Harris: 60.3
  10. OL Bryce Lovett: 60.2
  11. WR Dallas Wilson: 59.8
  12. OL Emeka Ugorji: 58.3
  13. WR TJ Abrams: 54.3
  14. OL Harrison Moore: 54.3
  15. OL Roderick Kearney: 54.1
  16. TE Amir Jackson: 46.2
  17. OL TJ Shanahan Jr.: 45.1
  18. TE Luke Harpring: 38.9

DEFENSIVE PLAYER GRADES (10 snap minimum)

  1. LB Ty Jackson: 84.5
  2. Edge LJ McCray: 77.5
  3. DB Lagonza Hayward: 77.1
  4. DL Jeramiah McCloud: 71.4
  5. LB Myles Graham: 70.6
  6. DB Kanye Clark: 69.9
  7. LB Jaden Robinson: 68.4
  8. S Bryce Thornton: 66.8
  9. CB Ben Hanks III: 66.2
  10. Emmanuel Oyebadejo: 66.1
  11. LB Aaron Chiles: 65.4
  12. S Alfonzo Allen Jr.: 65.4
  13. DL Brendan Bett: 65.3
  14. CB Cormani McClain: 65.0
  15. S DJ Coleman: 63.7
  16. DL DK Kalu: 60.0
  17. Edge Kamran James: 59.4
  18. Edge Jayden Woods: 58.1

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.

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