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Offense: Grading the two-deep depth chart

November 11, 2020
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With the regular season halfway over, it seems like a good time to hand out some midterm grades. Here is the Gators’ unofficial two-deep offensive depth chart and our assessment of how each player has performed so far.

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Kyle Trask

Somehow this grade still feels too low. He’s putting together one of the best seasons in program history and shattering records. He should be a finalist for the Heisman Trophy.

Offense: Grading the two-deep depth chart

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3:21p, 11/11/20
Whittemore has 5 catches for 55 yds and gets a A- but Copeland gets a C for 6 catches for 120 yds?
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In reply to GatorDMD • 4:21p, 11/11/20
GatorDMD said:
Whittemore has 5 catches for 55 yds and gets a A- but Copeland gets a C for 6 catches for 120 yds?
Copeland's also gotten a lot more snaps than Whittemore, so the fact that they're even close statistically says all you need to know. I tried to evaluate them by performance and not production, which are not always necessarily the same thing.
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4:47p, 11/11/20
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Plus, if I can add, if I were doing the grades expectations play a part as well.

You expect more from certain players and if and when they don't deliver, you down grade them because of it.
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