Forgot to post offense to the board yesterday, so I'll just do both here.
The analytics from PFF keeps track of snap counts and grades for each player on a scale of 0-100. The website goes further into depth on specific grades, but for the purpose of this story, we will just look at snap counts and offensive grades.
Here are grades on the both sides of the ball from the BYU game.
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Team Grades
~Overall: 79.1
~ Offense: 80.9
~ Passing: 91.1
~ Pass blocking: 76.2
~ Receiving: 68.8
~ Running: 70.0
~ Run blocking: 71.6
~Defense: 65.8
~Run defense: 74.9
~Tackling: 68.3
~Pass rush: 55.6
~Coverage: 62.3
OFFENSE NOTES:
~ Quarterback KJ Jefferson set season-high grades in total offense and passing (91.1).
~ Left tackle Luke Jones has been good this year, but Saturday's grade of 62.3 was his lowest this season. His 58.9 run blocking grade was the lowest of any starting offensive lineman.
~ Running back Rocket Sanders earned a season-high 77.9 running grade, but he was only in the game for 42 of the 85 offensive snaps.
~ Freshman running back Rashod Dubinion graded out at 89.2 in the passing game. He caught four passes for 40 yards against the Cougars — both season-high marks.
~ Center Ricky Stromberg graded the highest he has all year with an 88.3 overall grade. After earning a 27.4 pass blocking grade last week, he earned an 80.1 in that category this week.
~ Receiver Matt Landers had his second best game in both the overall (74.9) and passing game (74.3) categories. His 39 passing game snaps were the second most he's ran this season (he ran 46 against Alabama).
DEFENSE NOTES:
~ After setting a season-low run defense grade last week, the Hogs' 74.9 grade in that category against BYU was the second-best mark on the year.
~ What was once a dominate pass rush for the Razorbacks has faded away. The 55.6 pass rush grade was easily the lowest this season.
~ Hudson Clark's 76.3 coverage grade was the highest on the team, while Trent Gordon's 41.7 coverage grade was the lowest.
~ Isaiah Nichols had his highest overall grade (54.9) since Week 3, when he graded out with a 50.1.
~ As he is nursing a hip injury, Bumper Pool played a season-low 41 snaps against BYU. Despite the lower snap count, he graded out with a season-best 68.0 overall grade and his 66.1 coverage grade was also his best this year.
~ Tackling continues to be an issue for Terry Hampton, who hasn't graded higher than 43.4 in that category since Week 3.
~ Jackson Woodard, Nico Davillier, Jordan Crook and Marcus Miller all played one snap each, but were not listed on the breakdown.
Arkansas' Offensive Snap Counts, PFF Grades vs. BYU
Arkansas' Defensive Snap Counts, PFF Grades vs. BYU
Arkansas' snap counts, PFF grades at BYU 2022 - Defense
HawgBeat reveals the snap counts and Pro Football Focus grades for Arkansas' defense against BYU.
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Arkansas' snap counts, PFF grades vs. BYU 2022 - Offense
HawgBeat reveals the snap counts and Pro Football Focus grades for Arkansas' offense against BYU.
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The analytics from PFF keeps track of snap counts and grades for each player on a scale of 0-100. The website goes further into depth on specific grades, but for the purpose of this story, we will just look at snap counts and offensive grades.
Here are grades on the both sides of the ball from the BYU game.
(NOTE: These are premium stats, so please do not share these on free social media sites or other websites. Instead, encourage your friends to subscribe to HawgBeat so they can get the great content, as well.)
Team Grades
~Overall: 79.1
~ Offense: 80.9
~ Passing: 91.1
~ Pass blocking: 76.2
~ Receiving: 68.8
~ Running: 70.0
~ Run blocking: 71.6
~Defense: 65.8
~Run defense: 74.9
~Tackling: 68.3
~Pass rush: 55.6
~Coverage: 62.3
OFFENSE NOTES:
~ Quarterback KJ Jefferson set season-high grades in total offense and passing (91.1).
~ Left tackle Luke Jones has been good this year, but Saturday's grade of 62.3 was his lowest this season. His 58.9 run blocking grade was the lowest of any starting offensive lineman.
~ Running back Rocket Sanders earned a season-high 77.9 running grade, but he was only in the game for 42 of the 85 offensive snaps.
~ Freshman running back Rashod Dubinion graded out at 89.2 in the passing game. He caught four passes for 40 yards against the Cougars — both season-high marks.
~ Center Ricky Stromberg graded the highest he has all year with an 88.3 overall grade. After earning a 27.4 pass blocking grade last week, he earned an 80.1 in that category this week.
~ Receiver Matt Landers had his second best game in both the overall (74.9) and passing game (74.3) categories. His 39 passing game snaps were the second most he's ran this season (he ran 46 against Alabama).
DEFENSE NOTES:
~ After setting a season-low run defense grade last week, the Hogs' 74.9 grade in that category against BYU was the second-best mark on the year.
~ What was once a dominate pass rush for the Razorbacks has faded away. The 55.6 pass rush grade was easily the lowest this season.
~ Hudson Clark's 76.3 coverage grade was the highest on the team, while Trent Gordon's 41.7 coverage grade was the lowest.
~ Isaiah Nichols had his highest overall grade (54.9) since Week 3, when he graded out with a 50.1.
~ As he is nursing a hip injury, Bumper Pool played a season-low 41 snaps against BYU. Despite the lower snap count, he graded out with a season-best 68.0 overall grade and his 66.1 coverage grade was also his best this year.
~ Tackling continues to be an issue for Terry Hampton, who hasn't graded higher than 43.4 in that category since Week 3.
~ Jackson Woodard, Nico Davillier, Jordan Crook and Marcus Miller all played one snap each, but were not listed on the breakdown.
Arkansas' Offensive Snap Counts, PFF Grades vs. BYU
| Player, pos. | Snaps | PFF grade |
|---|---|---|
| KJ Jefferson, QB | 81 | 90.8 |
| Ricky Stromberg, C | 85 | 88.3 |
| Trey Knox, TE | 70 | 77.4 |
| Raheim Sanders, RB | 42 | 75.5 |
| Matt Landers, WR | 62 | 74.9 |
| Dalton Wagner, RT | 85 | 69.3 |
| Brady Latham, LG | 85 | 66.2 |
| Rashod Dubinion, RB | 15 | 65.0 |
| AJ Green, RB | 24 | 64.1 |
| Jadon Haselwood, WR | 51 | 64.1 |
| Ketron Jackson Jr., WR | 47 | 63.0 |
| Beaux Limmer, RG | 85 | 62.9 |
| Luke Jones, LT | 85 | 62.3 |
| Dominique Johnson, RB | 3 | 59.5 |
| Hudson Henry, TE | 4 | 55.7 |
| Jaedon Wilson, WR | 27 | 54.6 |
| Bryce Stephens, WR | 26 | 52.6 |
| Malik Hornsby, QB | 4 | 53.2 |
| Warren Thompson, WR | 24 | 45.2 |
| Nathan Bax, TE | 30 | 42.2 |
Arkansas' Defensive Snap Counts, PFF Grades vs. BYU
| Player, pos. | Snaps | PFF grade |
|---|---|---|
| Hudson Clark, CB/S | 76 | 73.5 |
| Cameron Ball, DT | 24 | 72.3 |
| Latavious Brini, S | 76 | 71.7 |
| Bumper Pool, LB | 41 | 68.0 |
| Drew Sanders, LB | 75 | 67.8 |
| Keuan Parker, CB | 48 | 67.6 |
| Zach Williams, DE | 26 | 66.9 |
| Dwight McGlothern, CB | 76 | 63.4 |
| Jashaud Stewart, DE | 25 | 63.1 |
| Jordan Domineck, DE | 26 | 61.8 |
| Dorian Gerald, DE | 16 | 61.7 |
| Eric Gregory, DE/DT | 34 | 61.4 |
| Chris Paul Jr., LB | 34 | 60.5 |
| Terry Hampton, DT | 28 | 60.1 |
| Landon Jackson, DE | 31 | 59.0 |
| Isaiah Nichols, DT | 44 | 54.9 |
| Simeon Blair, S | 76 | 50.5 |
| Malik Chavis, CB | 19 | 49.9 |
| Trent Gordon, NB | 57 | 47.0 |
