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Take a look at which Longhorns graded well, and which ones were on the wrong end of the spectrum.
It wasn’t pretty, but Texas was able to escape Fort Worth with a win over TCU in Week 5. Continue reading “Texas Report Card: PFF grades from the TCU game”
Which Longhorns graded well?
Texas’ offense was unstoppable against Texas Tech in Week 4. Continue reading “Texas Report Card: PFF grades from the Texas Tech game”
Texas had numerous players grade well in the 58-0 win over Rice.
Texas absolutely dominated Rice on Saturday evening. Continue reading “Texas Report Card: PFF grades from the Rice matchup”
A look at the season in review. Who were the top graded players on each side of the ball and who played the most snaps.
Normally following a game, we produce the virtual report card. Due to the regular season now being over, we look back at the offense and how they performed this season. The top grades provided by Pro Football Focus.
There are no surprises as the two Sam’s are the top-graded players on the offensive side of the ball. The Longhorns offense ranked second in the Big 12 with 41.3 points per game and second in total offense with 457.3 yards per game. In FBS, the scoring offense is 11th best, and total offense is 23rd best.
| Junior Angilau | 662 | 96.6% | Samuel Cosmi | 605 | 88.3% |
| Christian Jones | 662 | 96.6% | Joshua Moore | 462 | 67.4% |
| Denzel Okafor | 662 | 96.6% | Cade Brewer | 438 | 63.9% |
| Sam Ehlinger | 650 | 94.9% | Brennan Eagles | 411 | 60% |
| Derek Kerstetter | 635 | 92.7% | Jared Wiley | 286 | 41.8% |
Other notable plays by usage:
Next, we take a look at the defensive side of the ball
