PFF grades: Michigan football’s top 10 offensive players vs. Illinois
It looked like Michigan was going to have an easy time against Illinois after the first offensive drive of the game. The Wolverines had a seven-play, 75-yard drive that resulted in a Blake Corum touchdown.
But that was about all the offense could muster on Saturday.
Michigan defeated the Illini, 19-17, to improve to 11-0 on the season. The maize and blue scored a touchdown and Jake Moody connected on four field goals andthe fourth one was the game-winning field goal.
The Michigan offense did just enough to get Moody into a position to seal the win for the Wolverines but J.J. McCarthy and Co. struggled to get the ball into the end zone.
The maize and blue ended the game with 376 yards of total offense. J.J. McCarthy threw for 208 yards while completing 53% of his passes.
In case you wondered which offensive players played the best, we have you covered. Here are the top 10 Michigan football offensive players against Illinois according to Pro Football Focus.
Zak Zinter (61.4)
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Cornelius Johnson (61.5)
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Ronnie Bell (64.5)
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Colston Loveland (65.2)
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J.J. McCarthy (65.6)
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Ryan Hayes (66.4)
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Olu Oluwatimi (66.7)
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Joel Honigford (67.2)
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Giovanni El-Hadi (67.6)
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Blake Corum (82.9)
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