Michigan football’s top 10 offensive players in Week 2 according to PFF
In Week 2 against Hawaii, J.J. McCarthy had his first-career start and it went to perfection. The Wolverines defeated the Rainbow Warriors, 56-10.
McCarthy was nearly perfect on Saturday. He completed 11-for-12 for 239 yards and threw for three touchdowns.
The Wolverines totaled 588 yards of offense. Michigan averaged 10.7 yards-per-play on Saturday and the maize and blue were able to move the ball at ease. It helped that Hawaii is potentially one of the worst defenses in all of football, but with McCarthy under center, the offense looked effortless in whatever it tried to do. Even the rushing attack dominated, the Wolverines rushed for 268 yards in Week 2.
If you wondered which players graded out the best in Week 2, then we can help you out.
Pro Football Focus ranks each player that plays in every game. In this article, we are going to show you the top 10 players on offense for Michigan in Week 2 against Hawaii.
List
Ranking Big Ten quarterbacks by PFF grade through Week 2
LT Ryan Hayes
Grade: 74.8
Played 34 total snaps
WR Tyler Morris
Photo: Sarah Coull
Grade: 75.2
Played seven snaps
TE Erick All
Photo: Isaiah Hole
Grade: 75.6
Played 17 total snaps
RB Blake Corum
Photo: Sarah Coull
Grade: 76.0
Played 17 total snaps
WR Roman Wilson
Photo: Isaiah Hole
Grade: 77.2
Played 10 total snaps
RB Isaiah Gash
Photo: Isaiah Hole
Grade: 79.4
Played four snaps
WR Cornelius Johnson
Photo: Sarah Coull
Grade: 85.6
Played 25 snaps
RB Donovan Edwards
Photo: Sarah Coull
Grade: 86.5
Played nine snaps
TE Max Bredeson
Photo: Isaiah Hole
Grade: 92.7
Played 10 snaps
QB J.J. McCarthy
Photo by: Isaiah Hole
Grade: 93.7 grade
Played 27 snaps
