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https://www.alligatorarmy.com/2014/10...ormance-grades
An interesting read. Some surprised me a little. Click the link for all the positions.
QB
Jeff Driskel | Grade: -3.7
Driskel's grade mirrored his performance two weekends ago, and negative 3.7 is baaaaad. He was given a -4.3 grade in the passing category while receiving a positive 0.5 in rushing (not a big deal). The breakdown also notes, "Driskel was 2-for-16 for 45 yards on passes thrown at least 10 yards down the field." Yikes...
RB
Matt Jones | Grade: -2.2
Kelvin Taylor | Grade: -1.6
I was kind of surprised these grades were this low. Jones' 3.1 YPC and Taylor's 2.8 averages surely hurt their overall performances, but the two only receiving 16 total carries is more troubling, in my opinion. Taylor's -1.1 pass block rating is a reason why fans calling for the young back aren't seeing him as much as they'd like. An increased workload and a non-Alabama front seven should allow them to rebound against Tennessee.
WR
Quinton Dunbar | Grade: -1.6
Demarcus Robinson | Grade: -0.7
Ahmad Fulwood | Grade: -0.2
Andre Debose | Grade: -0.6
Valdez Showers | Grade: 0.6
YAY, A POSITIVE GRADE! Showers was the only non-offensive lineman to receive a positive grade on Florida's offense. (Hint: That's bad.) Showers was also the only receiver to catch a touchdown. Dunbar's low grade can be credited to his crucial third-down drop. Robinson was abruptly thrown off his 15-catch, 216-yard high horse performance against Kentucky with just two catches for 14 yards against Alabama. Was it because Driskel didn't look his way when he was open? Partially. But maybe kinda sorta throwing your starting QB under the bus on Twitter after the game probably wasn't the correct way to respond, either.
OL
Chaz Green | Grade: -3.8
Trenton Brown | Grade: 2.7
Trip Thurman | Grade: -1.6
Max Garcia | Grade: -0.4
Tyler Moore | Grade: -3.6
Rod Johnson | Grade: 3.6
An interesting read. Some surprised me a little. Click the link for all the positions.
QB
Jeff Driskel | Grade: -3.7
Driskel's grade mirrored his performance two weekends ago, and negative 3.7 is baaaaad. He was given a -4.3 grade in the passing category while receiving a positive 0.5 in rushing (not a big deal). The breakdown also notes, "Driskel was 2-for-16 for 45 yards on passes thrown at least 10 yards down the field." Yikes...
RB
Matt Jones | Grade: -2.2
Kelvin Taylor | Grade: -1.6
I was kind of surprised these grades were this low. Jones' 3.1 YPC and Taylor's 2.8 averages surely hurt their overall performances, but the two only receiving 16 total carries is more troubling, in my opinion. Taylor's -1.1 pass block rating is a reason why fans calling for the young back aren't seeing him as much as they'd like. An increased workload and a non-Alabama front seven should allow them to rebound against Tennessee.
WR
Quinton Dunbar | Grade: -1.6
Demarcus Robinson | Grade: -0.7
Ahmad Fulwood | Grade: -0.2
Andre Debose | Grade: -0.6
Valdez Showers | Grade: 0.6
YAY, A POSITIVE GRADE! Showers was the only non-offensive lineman to receive a positive grade on Florida's offense. (Hint: That's bad.) Showers was also the only receiver to catch a touchdown. Dunbar's low grade can be credited to his crucial third-down drop. Robinson was abruptly thrown off his 15-catch, 216-yard high horse performance against Kentucky with just two catches for 14 yards against Alabama. Was it because Driskel didn't look his way when he was open? Partially. But maybe kinda sorta throwing your starting QB under the bus on Twitter after the game probably wasn't the correct way to respond, either.
OL
Chaz Green | Grade: -3.8
Trenton Brown | Grade: 2.7
Trip Thurman | Grade: -1.6
Max Garcia | Grade: -0.4
Tyler Moore | Grade: -3.6
Rod Johnson | Grade: 3.6