PFF grades are LIVE: College football Week 10

Julian Sayin was nearly as efficient as possible: The Ohio State signal-caller threw more touchdowns than incompletions in the No. 1 Buckeyes' win over Penn State.

Colin Simmons was elite in Texas‘ upset win: The edge defender logged a season-high seven pressures against Vanderbilt en route to a 91.3 PFF pass-rush grade.

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Highest-graded players: Offense (non-quarterbacks)

Name	Team	Pos.	Snaps	PFF Grade
Shelton Samspon Jr.	La. Lafayette	WR	46	94.3
Donte Lee Jr.	Liberty	WR	36	94.2
Evan Dickens	Liberty	HB	39	94.1
Jacob Jenkins	Liberty	TE	32	93.7
Elijah Green	Sam Houston	HB	22	93.0
David Amador II	UTSA	WR	43	92.3
Cameron Miller	Kentucky	WR	25	91.7
Jeremiah Smith	Ohio State	WR	43	90.1
Duce Robinson	Florida State	WR	49	90.1
Eli Finley	LA Tech	TE	48	89.6

Highest-graded defenders

Name	Team	Pos.	Snaps	PFF Grade
Avarion Cole	Western Kentucky	S	43	92.9
Eddrick Houston	Ohio State	Dl	20	92.5
Quandarius Keyes	UNLV	CB	22	92.3
Colin Simmons	Texas	EDGE	44	92.1
Kam Robinson	Virginia	LB	51	91.9
Austin Romaine	Kansas State	LB	64	91.8
Jacob Rodriguez	Texas Tech	LB	62	91.7
Shawn Lee Jr.	Pittsburgh	CB	41	91.5
Kyle Louis	Pittsburgh	LB	62	91.4
Qwyn Williams	Hawaii	Dl	26	91.3

Highest-graded quarterbacks

Name	Team	Snaps	PFF Grade
Lunch Winfield	La. Lafayette	63	92.5
Julian Sayin	Ohio State	57	92.2
Owen McCown	UTSA	72	92
Katin Houser	East Carolina	65	91.9
Alberto Mendoza	Indiana	14	91.6
Nick Minicucci	Delaware	75	91.3
Tommy Castellanos	Florida State	49	91.1
Landon Sims	Wyoming	10	90.8
Kevin Jennings	SMU	71	90.0
Ethan Vasko	Liberty	53	89.2

Offensive Player and QB of the Week: QB Julian Sayin, Ohio State

Sayin threw for four touchdowns in Ohio State's win over Penn State — one more than his total number of incompletions in the game. He went 20-of-23 for 316 yards with a pair of big-time throws and no turnover-worthy plays on his way to a 91.7 PFF passing grade.

Defensive Player of the Week: LB Austin Romaine, Kansas State

Romaine was all over the field for Kansas State against Texas Tech this week, earning PFF grades above 80.0 as a run defender, a pass rusher and a coverage defender. He finished the game with nine tackles resulting in a defensive stop, three pressures and an interception.

Offensive Line of the Week: Florida

Despite the team's loss to Georgia this week, Florida’s offensive line had a solid day. Four of their five starting offensive linemen earned 67.5 PFF pass-blocking grades or better, and they combined to allow just two pressures from 31 pass-blocking snaps.

Quarterback of the Week: QB Julian Sayin, Ohio State

See above.

Run Defender of the Week: LB Tywon Christopher, Kennesaw State

Christopher put together one of the best performances against the run in college football this season. He earned a 96.4 PFF run-defense grade, registered seven tackles resulting in a defensive stop and forced a fumble.

Pass Rusher of the Week: EDGE Colin Simmons, Texas

Simmons logged a season-high seven pressures, including one sack, for Texas in a win over Vanderbilt. He posted a 43.4% PFF pass-rush win rate and forced a fumble en route to a 91.3 PFF pass-rush grade.

Coverage Defender of the Week: S Avarion Cole, Western Kentucky

Cole earned a 91.9 PFF coverage grade in Western Kentucky‘s win over New Mexico State. He finished the game with a tackle resulting in a defensive stop and allowed just one reception for eight yards, despite being targeted five times in coverage. He also notched an interception and a pair of pass breakups.