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The Pac-12 football season has been unlike any other season, ever, in the history of the conference. We’ve seen game after game get canceled, new opponents added and scheduled games just 36 hours in advance. Yet, we’ve made it past Week 4 of the season and with two regular season weeks left to play, we thought it was a good idea to take a look at the gradebooks to see who has been playing the best football so far.
Thanks to the folks at PFF, we now have the highest-graded players at each position for the past few weeks of action.
Caveat here is, the PFF grades are subjective and are certainly just a conversation starter, but are definitely the most widely-used analytics source for college football. And as such, here are the highest-graded players, and the second-best, according to the analytics company, through Week 4 of the Pac-12 season.
Quarterback
Tristan Gebbia, Oregon State Beavers — 83.2 overall
Sam Noyer, Colorado Buffaloes — 79.1
Running Back
Travis Dye, Oregon Ducks — 84.4
Jermar Jefferson, Oregon State — 80.4
Wide Receiver
Renard Bell, Washington State Cougars — 78.8
Connor Wedington, Stanford Cardinal — 74.2
Tight End
Hunter Kampmoyer, Oregon — 90.4
Cade Otton, Washington Huskies — 88.9
Tackle
Alijah Vera-Tucker, USC Trojans — 85.7
Abraham Lucas, Washington State — 80.9
Guard
Ryan Walk, Oregon — 76.0
Dohnovan West, Arizona State Sun Devils — 75.1
Center
Drew Dalman, Stanford — 80.4
Nathan Eldridge, Oregon State — 78.9
Edge Defender
Zion Tupuola-Fetui, Washington Huskies — 90.5 overall
Mitchell Agude, UCLA Bruins — 90.2
Interior DLine
Marlon Tuipulotu, USC — 83.9
Mustafa Johnson, Colorado — 79.0
Osa Odighizuwa, UCLA — 79.0
Linebacker
Edefuan Ulofoshio, Washington — 86.7
Devin Lloyd, Utah Utes — 82.4
Cornerback
Elijah Molden, Washington — 90.6
Trent McDuffie, Washington — 84.5
Safety
Jaydon Grant, Oregon State — 80.5
Talanoa Hufanga, USC — 78.6