Notable PFF grades after Texas A&M's 27-6 loss to Missouri
Here are the notable PFF grades after Texas A&M's 27-6 loss to Missouri in Week 6.
Texas A&M suffered a 27-6 road loss to Missouri, a game that was all-around disappointing. The defense allowed 216 yards, while starting quarterback Marcel Reed had his second-worst outing, throwing for 147 yards and two interceptions. This marked a significant decline from his 106-yard performance against LSU. The Aggies now face Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Texas after hosting The Citadel on Saturday.
Marcel Reed's poor performance and an underwhelming offensive line were the primary issues, as the team managed to rush for just 29 yards, averaging only 1.3 yards per carry. However, the defense provided some hope, scoring 17 points in the second half. Coach Mike Elko, despite making some questionable comments post-game, deserves credit for managing this team and providing the offense with opportunities.
Looking at Pro Football Focus grades, only one offensive player scored above 60, with the defense performing well led by linebacker Noah Mikhail. Despite these positives, the overall performance was disappointing.
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