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

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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)
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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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Hughes serves as Virginia Tech On SI's lead editor, a position that he has held since July 2025. Hughes is a junior at Virginia Tech majoring in sports media and analytics. He also serves as the open-wheel correspondent for the motorsports outlet Steering Wheel Nation, where he has written on Formula 1, the NTT IndyCar Series, the NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series. Hughes has previously authored bylines in 3304 Sports, Virginia Tech's multimedia student journalism outlet.

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