Oh, Welcome in to another PFF grade release show Max Chadwick alongside Dalton Wasserman here

going over biggest storylines on feeling the newest PFF grades and a lot more

from a hectic week two of college football to put it like they don't.

A hectic might be an understatement that look we had a lot of fun in Ann Arbor

but it was all day from midnight to 2 a.m. again of just absolutely bananas

football man it was a college football Saturday for sure

that absolutely was we actually last night late last night we're debating what games we're

going to be covering in this one and there's just so many of them they're like we have to do a rapid fire

segment later on in the show but there were a few massive

results that we had this past weekend one of them the first one we're going to start off with

the game that we actually were in attendance for in Ann Arbor,

number three Texas demolished number 10 Michigan,

31 to 12 in this game.

And don't, before we get into what we saw

when we were there at that game.

Let's first go over the grades from the Texas

against Michigan game with the top five highest

grade players for Texas.

And at number one is Andrew Macubauba the safety at an 81.8

Gunner Helm the tight end at 80.2. Quinn Auer is the quarterback at a 79.5

left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. at a 79.3 and Derek Williams Jr. the other safety at a 77.5 and then quickly will go over to the Michigan side of the ball with their five highest graded players. The quarterback Davis Warren at a 76.5 in this game.

Josiah Stewart at a 75.9, the Edge Russia, Ray Sean Benny,

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