PFF grades and snap counts for every offensive and defensive player involved in Boise State's dominating win over UNLV

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The Michigan Wolverines moved to 5-2 on the season after a dominant 24-7 win over Washington. The Wolverines weren't flawless on the offensive side of the ball, but the Michigan defense was a good as it's been all season.

Per PFF, the Blue Devils earned an 83 overall grade, with an 85.2 mark on offense and 70 on defense. Here's how Duke graded out per PFF against Cal:

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The rest of the offensive top five included WR Jeff Caldwell (78.5), OT Xavier Lozowicki (78.3), OG Taran Tyo (78.3), and WR Noah Jennings (76.4). Tyo ended up making the latest PFF Team of the Week as the nation's second-highest-graded guard in this slate of games.

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