⚡ CFB Dashboard

Note: A grade of 85 or higher is an NFL-caliber rating, while a grade between 84-79 is considered "very good." Anything from 78-68 is considered "above average." 60 is considered "average" as that is where each player's grade begins and then goes up or down from there. Below average grades range from 50-59, and anything below 50 is considered "poor." FINAL: Wake Forest 38, Purdue 36 (2OT) Purdue offensive grades and snap counts...   Quick notes on offense.. .- Overall grades are a lot different this week. Tuneup season is officially over. Purdue didn't have anyone grade in the 90's or 80's like last week. For back-to-back weeks, running back Fame Ijeboi is the top-rated player with a hard-fought 75.6 grade. Ijeboi rushed for 114 yards and three touchdowns while also catching six passes for 42 yards. He is the proven playmaker.  - Not a good sign when you're three worst graded players that played significant snaps are offensive lineman. Right guard Micah Banuelos was the worst at 48.8 while also getting dinged with a penalty. Marques Easley was second-worst with a 51.2 grade. He came in for true freshman Brock Brownfield, who was injured early in the game. Left tackle Nuku Mafi was third-worst with a 52.4 grade. Right tackle Jude McCoskey was Purdue's highest-graded lineman with a 66.7 grade. Once again, Purdue projected starting left tackle Joey Tanona was out.  - Tight end George Burhenn didn't play much, logging just six snaps. He did haul in two catches for 17 yards. However, Purdue head coach Barry Odom said he was limited with reps due to injury. In response, we saw a lot more of A'mari Towns and Jackson Barryman mostly with a sprinkle of Luca Puccinelli and Cooper McCutchan.  - Ryan Browne had another solid showing, grading a 69.3 overall. Browne went 32-of-42 for 329 yards and one touchdown. Once again, he did not turn the ball over.  - Nine different receivers caught passes for the Boilers. Chauncey Magwood was the highest graded among the group with a 71.8 grade. He had the most yards (77) and longest catch (23) among the group. Asaad Waseem (70.4) was right behind. He was quiet in the first half, but turned it on the second half. He caught all six of his targets for 65 yards. De'Nylon Morrissette got on the board with a touchdown, but only caught 50% of his targets and had a penalty, thus knocking down his overall grade of 54.1.