Offensive line

Did you not watch yesterday? Wright and Muskrat played majority of the time at RG and RT

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How is #52 grading out each week?

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Wade graded the lowest on offense vs State.
Here are the offensive grades from Vandy:

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1. OL Kam Stutts - 72.9
2. RB Jarquez Hunter - 72.6
3. OL Izavion Miller - 72.4
4. WR Ja'Varrius Johnson - 71.9
5. OL Connor Lew - 71.4
6. WR Jay Fair - 70.7
7. WR Caleb Burton - 69.5
8. QB Payton Thorne - 67.2
9. WR Cam Brown - 63.9
10. OL Jeremiah Wright - 62.3
11. TE Micah Riley - 60.0
12. RB Jeremiah Cobb = 59.3
13. WR Koy Moore - 58.7
14. OL Dillon Wade - 57.1
15. RB Damari Alston - 57.0
16. TE Tyler Fromm - 56.8
17. OL Gunner Britton - 56.6
18. OL Jaden Muskrat - 54.9
19. WR Malcolm Johnson Jr. - 54.8
20. WR Shane Hooks - 52.8
21. TE Rivaldo Fairweather - 52.0
22. TE Brandon Frazier - 51.2
23. RB Brian Battie - 47.3
24. WR Omari Kelly - 43.7
25. TE Luke Deal - 37.8

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Looking at PFF without average scores or trend levels make it hard for me to understand what I am looking at.

I remember Muskrat had a pretty good game against MSU because ALHunter shared the grades and he was in the high 60s I believe.

So since he graded poorly yesterday against another pretty bad team I have no clue about the narrative that got stuck last weekend. Kam Stutts graded at 57 last week. He was our top player this week. The fluctuations can be big.

Stutts was playing hurt against Ms St. From Freeze comments it sounded like he begged his way on to the field and Freeze (for Stutts on health) was not too keen on it. Man child is a warrior Ill give him that.

Speaking of, whenever they show Muskrat with his helmet off, he looks like one angry native american

Wade has been a disappointment, and he seems to get penalties at the most inopportune moments. Course now if he helps us reel in his buddy DL for the JC ranks Brien Taylor all is forgiven.

Wade is talented but he makes a lot of mistakes. He probably has the highest NFL upside at Guard from what I'm told BUT he has a long way to go.