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PFF Grades and Snap Counts From Virginia Tech's 44-21 Week 2 Victory Over Old Dominion

Who graded out the highest on PFF for the Hokies?
Sep 12, 2026; Blacksburg, Va.; Virginia Tech quarterback Bryce Baker (22) runs the ball against Old Dominion.
Sep 12, 2026; Blacksburg, Va.; Virginia Tech quarterback Bryce Baker (22) runs the ball against Old Dominion. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect

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BLACKSBURG Virginia Tech football romped to a 34-6 halftime lead and despite a less-than-spectacular second half, emerged with a 44-21 victory over Old Dominion in Week 2. Here's how every player graded out on Pro Football Focus, as well as their total snap count:

Offense:

  1. TE Luke Reynolds - 81.5 (44 snaps)
  2. QB Ethan Grunkemeyer - 72.0 (76 snaps)
  3. HB Messiah Mickens - 69.3 (nine snaps)
  4. HB Jeffrey Overton Jr. - 69.0 (44 snaps)
  5. QB Bryce Baker - 68.1 (12 snaps)
  6. OT Aidan Lynch - 67.5 (76 snaps)
  7. WR Que'Sean Brown - 67.1 (42 snaps)
  8. HB Marcellous Hawkins Jr. - 64.7 (35 snaps)
  9. HB Tyler Mason - 64.2 (three snaps)
  10. LG Layth Ghannam - 62.4 (58 snaps)
  11. RG Lucas Austin - 60.4 (three snaps)
  12. RT Benjamin Eziuka - 60.3 (three snaps)
  13. LG Gavin Crawford - 60.2 (12 snaps)
  14. WR Tyseer Denmark - 59.5 (27 snaps)
  15. RG (played at center, listed as RG on PFF) Tommy Ricard - 59.1 (88 snaps)
  16. WR Davion Brown - 58.9 (34 snaps)
  17. RG Brody Meadows - 58.8 (35 snaps)
  18. WR Jeff Exinor Jr. - 57.8 (three snaps)
  19. WR Ayden Greene - 56.1 (50 snaps)
  20. WR Keylen Adams - 55.6 (three snaps)
  21. RT Logan Howland - 55.3 (19 snaps)
  22. WR Chanz Wiggins - 55.0 (four snaps)
  23. WR A.J. Brand - 48.9 (three snaps)
  24. TE Harrison Saint Germain - 48.5 (16 snaps)
  25. WR Marlion Jackson - 47.9 (49 snaps)
  26. RG Montavious Cunningham - 47.6 (70 snaps)
  27. TE Ja'Ricous Hairston - 42.4 (35 snaps)
  28. RT Justin Terry - 41.1 (78 snaps)
  29. TE Benji Gosnell - 34.4 (37 snaps)

Defense:

  1. LE Aycen Stevens - 91.2 (23 snaps)
  2. DT Elhadj Fall - 85.8 (23 snaps)
  3. S Sherrod Covil - 84.6 (12 snaps)
  4. NT Eric Mensah - 80.5 (nine snaps)
  5. DE Cortez Harris - 78.8 (20 snaps)
  6. S Tyson Flowers - 77.1 (33 snaps)
  7. DT Kemari Copeland - 74.6 (26 snaps)
  8. LB Curtis Jones Jr. - 74.6 (19 snaps)
  9. DE Jason Abbey - 73.8 (eight snaps)
  10. CB Isaiah Brown-Murray - 70.8 (21 snaps)
  11. DE Brett Clatterbaugh - 68.8 (six snaps)
  12. DE Mylachi Williams - 68.2 (15 snaps)
  13. DE Javion Hilson - 67.5 (13 snaps)
  14. LB Kaleb Spencer - 67.3 (25 snaps)
  15. CB Zaevion Cleveland - 67.0 (11 snaps)
  16. DE Sherrod Henderson - 65.5 (six snaps)
  17. LB George Ballance - 64.7 (11 snaps)
  18. S DQ Smith - 64.6 (11 snaps)
  19. S Sheldon Robinson - 64.2 (11 snaps)
  20. S Quentin Reddish - 63.7 (42 snaps)
  21. LB Noah Chambers - 63.1 (28 snaps)
  22. S Brennan Johnson - 62.2 (six snaps)
  23. CB Jaquez White - 60.1 (33 snaps)
  24. DT Andrew Hanchuk - 59.8 (two snaps)
  25. DE Daniel Jennings - 59.6 (six snaps)
  26. DT Randy Adirika - 59.6 (14 snaps)
  27. DT Gerard Johnson III - 59.1 (13 snaps)
  28. DT Deric Dandy - 58.5 (two snaps)
  29. CB Joshua Clarke - 57.1 (23 snaps)
  30. DE Samuel Okunlola - 56.2 (17 snaps)
  31. DT Christian Evans - 55.8 (nine snaps)
  32. LB Antwone Santiago - 54.8 (11 snaps)
  33. LB Keon Wylie - 49.9 (24 snaps)
  34. CB Amauri Polydor - 47.0 (11 snaps)
  35. CB Thomas Williams - 41.5 (14 snaps)
  36. CB Kenny Woseley Jr. - 37.7 (19 snaps)
  37. CB Cam Chadwick Jr. - 37.3 (16 snaps)

Overall Top-10:

  1. LT Aycen Stevens - 91.2 (23 snaps) - Defense
  2. DT Elhadj Fall - 85.8 (23 snaps) - Defense
  3. S Sherrod Covil - 84.6 (12 snaps) - Defense
  4. TE Luke Reynolds - 82.2 (43 snaps) - Offense
  5. NT Eric Mensah - 80.5 (nine snaps) - Defense
  6. DE Cortez Harris - 78.8 (20 snaps) - Defense
  7. DT Kemari Copeland - 74.6 (26 snaps) - Defense
  8. LB Curtis Jones Jr. - 74.6 (19 snaps) - Defense
  9. DE Jason Abbey - 73.8 (eight snaps) - Defense
  10. QB Ethan Grunkemeyer - 72.0 (76 snaps) - Offense
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THOMAS HUGHES

Hughes serves as Virginia Tech On SI's lead editor, a position he has held since July 2025. He is a sophomore at Virginia Tech, majoring in multimedia journalism with a minor in creative writing. Hughes is also the assistant editor-in-chief for 3304 Sports, as well as an on-air talent for 3304's SportsCenter-style studio show. He is also a staff writer for Steering Wheel Nation, having written pieces on several motorsport series, including Formula 1 and the NTT IndyCar Series.

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