Miami’s defense was one of the most disappointing aspects of Saturday. Miami gave up huge pass plays of 71, 89, 69, and 98 yards and gave up a total of 38 points to a group of five team in Middle Tennessee State. Here are the snap counts and how the entire defense graded according to Pro Football Focus.
Snap Counts
Safety Kamren Kinchens arguably has been the most consistent player on the defense this season. He registered the highest number of snaps (62) and graded as the fourth highest player (80.2). James Williams (60), DJ Ivey, and Te’Cory Couch (58) were the only players that recorded more than 50 snaps. There were a total of 62 snaps for the defense.
Remaining Defensive Snaps
Corey Flagg Jr. (44)
Mitchell Agude (39)
Jahfari Harvey (39)
Darrell Jackson (34)
Akheem Mesidor (34)
Jared Harrison-Hunte (27)
Leonard Taylor (26)
Keontra Smith (24)
Daryl Porter Jr. (20)
Tyrique Stevenson (20)
Waynmon Steed Jr. (18)
Caleb Johnson (17)
Jordan Miller (17)
Chantz Williams (14)
Isaiah Dunson (12)
Malik Curtis (11)
Al Blades Jr. (9)
Avantae Williams (8)
Antonio Moultrie (7)
Nyjalik Kelly (4)
Elijah Roberts (4)
Gilbert Frierson (2)
Jaden Harris (1)
Player Grades
Jahfari Harvey (88.7), Darrell Jackson (83.5) and Akheem Mesidor were the three highest graded defenders just behind Harvey. James Williams (55) and DJ Ivey (50.6) were the lowest graded players with the most snaps.
Remaining Player Grades
Daryl Porter Jr. (75)
Al Blades Jr. (74.1)
Jared Harrison-Hunte (73.7)
Chantz Williams (73.2)
Leonard Taylor (71.5)
Antonio Moultrie (68.4)
Nyjalik Kelly (66.3)
Te’Cory Couch (65.9)
Gilbert Frierson (63)
Avantae Williams (62.6)
Elijah Roberts (62)
Mitchell Agude (61.6)
Wesley Bissainthe (60.7)
Jordan Miller (59.8)
Corey Flagg Jr. (59.6)
Waynmon Steed (58.1)
Jaden Harris (57.5)
Caleb Johnson (56.1)
James Williams (55)
Isaiah Dunson (52.4)
Malik Curtis (50.9)
Keontra Smith (47.7)
Tyrique Stevenson (45)
Jacob Lichtenstein (44.4)
