9/24/2018 football Edit

Michigan Wolverines Football Snap Counts, PFF Grades Vs. Nebraska

Ryan Tice • Maize&BlueReview

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Redshirt junior tight end Zach Gentry graded out as the second-highest offensive player, behind only backup quarterback Dylan McCaffrey. ()

Taking advantage of Rivals' new partnership with Pro Football Focus and running down their snap counts and player grades — and where it ranked among the team on that side of the ball — from the 56-10 win over Nebraska.

But first, a note on their grading system — a single-game grade of about 64 is considered average. Although it is from last October and about NFL grades, here's an explanation about how their grades work:

Quarterbacks

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