PFF offers a different look at the top-performing FCS players outside of just the statistical leaders. The website provides a more analytical look, providing grades for each player based on film.
The PFF grading system evaluates every player on every play. Each position has its own grading rubric.
Below are the highest-graded FCS players by position after Week 10.
Note: PFF isn’t the gospel or the de facto ranking of who the best players are, it’s just another tool to look at top performers based on the film and relative to the opponents they play. There is more context beyond film grades, just like there is more context beyond box scores and statistical leaders.
Quarterback
1. Cam Miller, North Dakota State — 92.5
2. Aidan Bouman, South Dakota — 91.4
t3. Tommy Mellott, Montana State — 91.1
t3. Jacob Clark, Missouri State — 91.1
t5. Ty Pennington, Northern Arizona — 90.5
t5. Jaden Craig, Harvard — 90.5
Running Back
1. Targhee Lambson, Southern Utah — 94.3
2. Scottre Humphrey, Montana State — 92.4
3. Eli Gillman, Montana — 91.2
t4. CharMar Brown, North Dakota State — 90.5
t4. Travis Theis, South Dakota — 90.5
Wide Receiver
1. Ja’seem Reed, San Diego — 90.3
2. Efton Chism III, Eastern Washington — 90.0
3. AJ Johnson, ETSU — 87.6
4. Joey Isabella, Duquesne — 86.3
5. Bo Belquist, North Dakota — 85.8
Tight End
1. Lance Mason, Missouri State — 87.0
2. Jaxson Davis, Mississippi Valley State — 83.3
3. Tommy Smith, Rhode Island — 81.6
4. Tyler Dostin, UT Martin — 80.7
5. Marvin Landy, Jackson State — 79.7
Center
1. Reid Williams, Chattanooga — 84.8
2. George Padezanin, Lehigh — 76.9
3. Austin Gentle, Harvard — 76.8
4. Tuli Teuhema, Tarleton State — 76.7
5. Joey Lombard, South Dakota — 76.3
Guard
1. Kyle Brown, Dartmouth — 87.5
2. Marcus Wehr, Montana State — 84.3
3. Bryson Wilson, West Georgia — 83.3
4. Kadin Lynch, William & Mary — 79.2
5. John Iannuzzi, Columbia — 78.1
Tackle
1. Grey Zabel, North Dakota State — 91.9
2. Charles Grant, William & Mary — 91.1
3. Bryce Henderson, South Dakota — 89.9
4. Titan Fleischmann, Montana State — 83.1
5. Delby Lemieux, Dartmouth — 82.9
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Cornerback
1. Robert Carter, Robert Morris — 86.8
2. Kenny Selby, Sacred Heart — 86.5
3. Gavin Shipman, Harvard — 86.4
4. Boogie Trotter, Tennessee State — 85.6
t5. Isaiah Wadsworth, Wofford — 84.6
t5. Tyris Harvey, Robert Morris — 84.6
Safety
1. Nick Peltekian, Lehigh — 91.9
t2. Colby Huerter, South Dakota State — 90.0
t2. Hayden McDonald, Columbia — 90.0
4. Trayson Fowler, Charleston Southern — 89.9
5. KT Seay, Delaware — 89.7
Linebacker
1. Noah Martin, Samford — 92.8
t2. Gideon Lampron, Dayton — 90.9
t2. David Meyer, UC Davis — 90.9
4. Eli Ennis, Nicholls — 90.6
t5. Jaden Mosley, Samford — 90.4
t5.GianCarlo Rufo, Georgetown — 90.4
Edge Defender
1. David Walker, Central Arkansas — 95.1
2. Keyshawn James-Newby, Idaho — 90.8
3. Elijah Williams, Morgan State — 90.3
4. Matt Jaworski, Fordham — 90.1
5. Brody Grebe, Montana State — 89.8
Interior Defender
1. Rushawn Lawrence, Stony Brook — 90.3
2. Josh Barker, SC State — 87.2
3. Bradley Clark, Central Arkansas — 85.4
4. Jalen Bell, Tennessee State — 84.7
t5. Arias Nash, Mercer — 84.1
t5. Jeremiah Williams, Jackson State — 84.1
