The Oklahoma Sooners had a very poor offensive showing against the Michigan Wolverines in Week 2, losing by a final score of 17-10. It was the first real test of OU's 2026 season, and Brent Venables' team fell flat.
Predictably, Pro Football Focus's game grades reflected the poor performance. For context, any grade between 60 and 70 is considered average at the college level, while 71 to 84 is considered above average to great. Anything above an 85 is an elite grade.
OU's offense was graded 47.8 overall, which is well below average. However, let's look at the individual grades for each of the players who registered a snap on the offensive side of the ball in the Big House.
- QB John Mateer: 65 snaps - 48.9 overall grade
- RB Lloyd Avant: 37 snaps - 66.1 overall grade
- RB Xavier Robinson: 21 snaps - 50.1 overall grade
- RB Tory Blaylock: 5 snaps - 53.1 overall grade
- WR Isaiah Sategna III: 65 snaps - 53.5 overall grade
- WR Trell Harris: 48 snaps - 66.2 overall grade
- WR Elijah Thomas: 36 snaps - 53.0 overall grade
- WR Parker Livingstone: 9 snaps - 47.1 overall grade
- WR Jer'Michael Carter: 6 snaps - 47.1 overall grade
- WR Mackenzie Alleyne: 5 snaps - 70.5 overall grade
- TE Rocky Beers: 56 snaps - 70.2 overall grade
- TE Hayden Hansen: 30 snaps - 49.6 overall grade
- TE Jack Van Dorselaer: 7 snaps - 44.5 overall grade
- LT Ryan Fodje: 65 snaps - 41.4 overall grade
- LG Eddy Pierre-Louis: 65 snaps - 40.2 overall grade
- C Jake Maikkula: 65 snaps - 63.4 overall grade
- RG Noah Best: 65 snaps - 54.6 overall grade
- RT E'Marion Harris: 65 snaps - 35.2 overall grade
Contact/Follow us @SoonersWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page
on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Oklahoma news, notes and opinions. You can also follow Aaron on X@Aaron_Gelvin.
This article originally appeared on Sooners Wire: How did Oklahoma's offense grade out against Michigan by PFF?













