⚡ CFB Dashboard

While head coach Deion Sanders was far from pleased with how his Buffaloes performed, several Colorado players graded out well in Saturday's Week 2 win over Weber State, according to Pro Football Focus. As expected, quarterback Julian Lewis, wide receiver Joseph Williams and defensive back Jah Jah Boyd were looked upon positively by PFF. Each put up big numbers in the 52-21 win and will look to do the same next week at Northwestern. Below are Colorado's highest-graded offensive and defensive players from Week 2 (minimum 15 snaps): OFFENSE WR Joseph Williams Grade: 91.2 WR DeAndre Moore Jr. Grade: 86.1 QB Julian Lewis Grade: 84.3 RB Micah Welch Grade: 76.2 TE Zach Atkins Grade: 72.4 Among those who played in fewer than 15 snaps, offensive linemen Xavier Payne (72.8), Larry Johnson III (68.8), Jayven Richardson (68.5) and Phillip Houston (68.5) also graded well. DEFENSE DB Jah Jah Boyd Grade: 92.6 DE Toby Anene Grade: 92.0 LB Carson Crawford Grade: 87.7 LB Gideon Lampron Grade: 79.9 DE Lamont Lester Jr. Grade: 78.5 Others close behind include cornerbacks Cree Thomas (78.3), Jason Stokes Jr. (78.0) and RJ Johnson (72.9). In Week 3, the 2-0 Buffs will travel to face 1-0 Northwestern, which beat South Dakota State in Week 1 before enjoying a Week 2 bye. Kickoff from Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium in Evanston is set for 5:30 p.m. MT (Fox) on Saturday.