COLUMBUS, Ohio – Michigan is 12-0 for the first time since 1997 after downing Ohio State 45-23 Saturday in Columbus. After a slow start, the Wolverines took over in the second half, outscoring the Buckeyes 28-3 and outgaining them 316 yards to 177. Considering the opponent, Saturday was one of Michigan’s most impressive performances of the season. However, it wasn’t reflected in its overall grade from Pro Football Focus. Jim Harbaugh’s team earned an overall mark of 71.9 – its second lowest of the 2022. Per PFF’s scale, an average grade is about 64 out of 100. When it comes to evaluating, PFF grades every player on every play in multiple facets of the game, such as passing, rushing, receiving, pass blocking, run defense, etc. It is important to note that PFF doesn’t base its grade on the outcome of the play, but rather what a player attempts to do…
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