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Oregon Boasts PFF's 2 Highest Ranking Returning OL Members

kirklandduck
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https://www.si.com/college/oregon/football/ducks-boast-pffs-highest-graded-returning-offensive-linemen-in-pac-12

 

Ajani Cornelius and Jackson Powers-Johnson lead the way in the rankings.  OL turnover, particularly at the center position is always a point of trepidation for me (especially losing a good one like Alex Forsyth).  But it sounds like we should be that the OL should be pretty stable and pick up where they left off last season.

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    It makes you wonder how Ajani will grade out against Pac competition. 

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    PFF of all the ranking services 'gets it' when it comes to ranking CFB players.

     

    Every snap for every G5/P5 player nationwide is reviewed by PFF and evaluated. 

     

    IMO, PFF rankings mean far more than the Joe Moore 'popularity award' for best OL and other similar college awards.

     

    Michigan has won the Joe back-to-back and is 0-2 in the CFB playoff.

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    On 6/8/2023 at 3:11 PM, Dr Hilarius said:

    It makes you wonder how Ajani will grade out against Pac competition. 

    If Klemm wanted him and recruited him--I trust that pretty well.

    Mr. FishDuck

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