PFF player grades vs. Oklahoma

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 23-7 Week 10 loss to Oklahoma.

OFFENSIVE PLAYER GRADES (10 snap minimum)

1. QB Tramell Jones Jr.: 69.1
2. RB Jadan Baugh: 69.0
3. WR Dallas Wilson: 65.1
4. OL Knijeah Harris: 65.0
5. OL TJ Shanahan Jr.: 63.9
6. RB Duke Clark: 62.4
7. OL Harrison Moore: 61.7
8. TE Lacota Dippre: 60.8
9. OL Caden Jones: 59.0
10. TE Amir Jackson: 55.7
11. WR TJ Abrams: 55.0
12. OL TJ Dice Jr.: 54.8
13. WR Bailey Stockton: 54.8
14. WR Eric Singleton: 53.3
15. TE Luke Harpring: 52.9
16. OL Bryce Lovett: 36.7

DEFENSIVE PLAYER GRADES (10 snap minimum)

1. CB Ben Hanks III: 75.5
2. Edge Emmanuel Oyebadejo: 69.6
3. DB Alfonzo Allen Jr.: 69.6
4. Edge Kamran James: 68.2
5. Edge Kofi Asare: 68.0
6. LB Myles Graham: 67.8
7. DT Joseph Mbatchou: 66.0
8. LB Ty Jackson: 65.2
9. S DJ Coleman: 63.7
10. LB Aaron Chiles: 63.6
11. S Bryce Thornton: 61.4
12. DT Stive-Bentley Keumajou-Yondui: 60.4
13. DB Kanye Clark: 59.9
14. DT Brendan Bett: 59.2
15. DT Jamari Lyons: 57.3
16. Edge Jayden Woods: 56.8
17. CB Cormani McClain: 56.2
18. Edge LJ McCray: 46.6

Miscellaneous notes

– Florida missed just six tackles and tied their second highest tackling grade of the season.

– Florida generated 17 pressures. Senior edge Kamran James led the way with four while Aaron Chiles recorded three. The Gators’ team pressure grade of 61.2 marks the second-worst grade of the season.

– Cornerback Ben Hanks III allowed three catches for 20 yards on six targets while recording two pass break ups.

– With a clean pocket, quarterback Tramell Jones Jr. was 7 of 13 passing for 104 yards and an interception. Under pressure he was 3 of 9 passing for 29 yards and an interception.

– Florida’s team offensive grade of 59.8 ties for its second-worst mark of the season, ahead of only the Georgia game.

– The Gators posted a team pass block grade of 48.9 and a run block grade of 63.1.

– Linebacker Ty Jackson grades as Florida’s best defender in run defense.

– Florida allowed 10 pressures in the contest. Bryce Lovett allowed a team high four.

– Florida didn’t have a single offensive player grade above 70.0 for the first time all season. On defense, the Gators had just one player grade above 70.0, also a season low.