Michigan State football grades for the Spartans' performance against Toledo
Columnist Graham Couch grades the Spartans performance against Toledo — offense, defense, special teams, coaching and the bottom line.
Michigan State's football team received grades on their performance against Toledo in a 30-20 victory. The offense earned a 5 out of 10, with notable elements in the scoring drives, strong running from Cam Edwards, and efficient quarterback play. However, the team struggled in the third quarter and defensive red zone situations.
The defense received a 5 out of 10, allowing two long scoring plays from Toledo but limiting first downs and third-down conversions. Special teams earned a 9 out of 10, led by kicker Liam Boyd's impressive long field goals. Punter Rhys Dakin and return specialists Chrishon McCray and Kenneth Williams also contributed significantly.
Coaching received a 7 out of 10, with praise for offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan's game calls and defensive coordinator Joe Rossi's effective blitzes.
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