Oklahoma PFF Grades Following a Triumphant First Road Trip to Gainesville

Offense Finds Its Rhythm

Oklahoma’s offense and defense worked together in Gainesville. A historic drive on offense was followed by timely stops and turnovers, helping the Sooners secure the win. John Mateer posted an 87.4 Pro Football Focus rating across all 77 offensive snaps, the top overall grade on the team. His performance came after a week of criticism.

Michael Fasusi rebounded from being Oklahoma’s lowest-graded player the previous week, earning a 77.6 across 77 snaps. He ranked fourth on offense and seventh overall. Jacob Jordan earned an 85.7 grade on 19 snaps; his four catches tied three teammates for the team high.

Defense Delivers Timely Plays

Oklahoma’s defense responded after a poor showing the week before, holding Florida to one of its lowest total-yardage outputs in recent years. Danny Okoye helped set the tone, earning an 83.6 grade over 24 snaps. He ranked second on the defense.

Courtland Guillory intercepted Florida in the end zone, stopping the Gators from scoring a touchdown and taking the lead. He recorded a 69.0 grade across 49 snaps.

Sooners Look Ahead

The performance across all phases left Oklahoma with a 5-4 record, including a 3-3 mark. The Sooners are set to play two consecutive games at home. Jason Witten, elevated from tight ends coach to offensive coordinator after Ben Arbuckle’s firing, helped make Oklahoma’s first trip to Gainesville memorable.