College Football Week 7: PFF Team of the Week and Player Awards

• A huge day for UTEP's Kelly Akharaiyi: Akharaiyi earned a 95.2 PFF grade in UTEP's win over Florida International, catching all eight catchable passes thrown his way and averaging a whopping 11.74 yards per route run.

• Bowling Green's Davon Ferguson with a huge performance in coverage: Ferguson was on the field for 24 coverage snaps this week, allowing just five catches for 20 yards across nine targets. He recorded two interceptions and a pair of pass breakups.

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QB: Daniel Richardson, Florida Atlantic
RB: Kairee Robinson, San Jose State
WR: Kelly Akharaiyi, UTEP
WR: Ricky White, UNLV
TE: Jack Velling, Oregon State
Flex: WR Elic Ayomanor, Stanford
LT: Zuri Henry, UTEP
LG: Justin Mayers, UTEP
C: Joe Michalski, Oklahoma State
RG: Febechi Nwaiwu, North Texas
RT: Kaleb Holcomb, Air Force

EDGE: James Pearce Jr., Tennessee
EDGE: Trey Moore, UTSA
DI: Yahya Black, Iowa
DI: T.J. Jackson, Troy
LB: Michael Barrett, Michigan
LB: Joe Andreessen, Buffalo
CB: Shavon Revel, East Carolina
CB: Tacario Davis, Arizona
S: Millard Bradford, TCU
S: Kerry Martin Jr., Akron
Flex: CB Davon Ferguson, Bowling Green

Offensive Player of the Week: WR KELLY AKHARAIYI, UTEP

Akharaiyi earned a 95.2 PFF grade in UTEP's win over Florida International, catching all eight catchable passes thrown his way. He averaged a whopping 11.74 yards per route run, hauled in both of his contested targets and generated a perfect 158.3 passer rating when targeted.

Defensive Player of the Week: CB DAVON FERGUSON, BOWLING GREEN

Ferguson was on the field for 24 coverage snaps this week, allowing just five catches for 20 yards across nine targets. He recorded two interceptions and a pair of pass breakups, with quarterbacks netting a 21.3 passer rating when throwing into his coverage.

Offensive Line of the Week: UTEP

The UTEP offensive line didn’t allow a single sack, hit or hurry, and the unit helped the team rush for 151 yards in the win over Florida International.