PFF grades for Texas vs. UL-Monroe
Here are the some of the notable and highest graded players from Texas’ 52-10 win over UL-Monroe on Saturday from DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium, via PFF.
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OFFENSE – Highest Graded
QB: Hudson Card = 67.6, Quinn Ewers = 51.3
Analysis: Even though Card graded out higher, it was very obviously Ewers that made the most notable impact. Ewers took more than half the snaps at quarterback and finished 16-of-22 passing, 225 yards and two touchdowns.
RB: Bijan Robinson = 79.8, Roschon Johnson = 70.7
Analysis: Bijan Robinson led the tailbacks in grades after 111 total yards and two touchdowns. It was a strong day for the backfield with Johnson at 70.7 (16 snaps) and Keilan Robinson’s 76.6 on only five snaps.
WR: Gabe Sulser = 70.3, Jordan Whittington = 66.0
Analysis: While Sulser had the highest grade, Whittington led the receivers in snap count with 34. Xavier Worthy added a 57.2 grade with 32 snaps. Here, the numbers don’t really tell the story.
TE: Ja’Tavion Sanders = 86,8, Gunnar Helm = 60.5
Analysis: Sanders had a breakout game versus ULM, tallying 85 yards receiving and one score on six catches. Sanders also was the offense’s highest graded player in addition to leading the tight end group in number of snaps (34). Helm was next with a 60.5 grad on 15 snaps.
OL: Christian Jones = 69.4, Kelvin Banks = 69.0
Analysis: Jones led all the offensive linemen with a 69.4 grade on 55 snaps. Banks was right behind him at 69.0 on 37 snaps overall. However, Banks was the highest graded run-blocker and pass-blocker with 69.6 and 85.8, respectively. The differentiator may have been Banks’ one penalty. Hayden Conner was graded 84.8 on pass blocking and Cameron Williams finished with 68.9 in run blocking.
DEFENSE – Highest Graded
DL: Keondre Coburn = 81.2, Moro Ojomo = 79.2
Analysis: Coburn led all the defensive linemen with an 81.2 grade on 26 snaps. Vernon Broughton added a team-high 78.4 in rush defense, while Coburn added a 78.8 in pass-rushing to lead the pack.
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EDGE: Barryn Sorrell = 83.5, Ethan Burke = 75.2
Analysis: It was a coming-out party for Sorrell, who led all Texas defenders with a 83.5 grade on 19 snaps, and added a 77.5 grade to lead the pass-rush efforts. Overall, Burke graded out at 75.2 on 20 snaps, and led in rush defense with a 76.9.
LB: DeMarvion Overshown = 72.7, Devin Richardson – 69.2
Analysis: Overshown was everywhere on Saturday adding eight tackles and two tackles for loss. He also led the team in pass-rush with an 83.7 grade. Jaylan Ford added a 58.5 grade in pass-rush, while Diamonte Tucker-Dorsey was a 75.1 in rush defense. Of note, Overshown led in coverage for linebackers with a 71.8 grade and literally played all over the field with 29 snaps in the win over ULM.
CB: Ishmael Ibraheem = 79.9, D’Shawn Jamison = 74.5
Analysis: The corners covered on Saturday and added a pick-six on the night from Jamison, who was graded at 78.0 in tackling and 73.7 in coverage on a team-high 39 snaps. Ryan Watts graded out at 71.2 in coverage on 38 snaps.
S/N- Jaylon Guilbeau = 81.3, Jerrin Thompson = 74.2
Analysis: We combined the safeties and nickels from Saturday, where Guilbeau led the pack at an 81.3 overall grade on 22 snaps, only second on the defense overall to Sorrell. Guilbeau was phenomenal in his first career start at STAR. Thompson led the tackling with an 81.1 grade, and Guilbeau was tops in coverage with an 80.0 grade among the nickels and safeties.
