Top 10 Michigan football offensive players in Week 4 according to PFF

Michigan remained undefeated on Saturday after it beat Maryland, 34-27. The Wolverines finally faced some adversity after the first three games were like a walk through the park.

But the maize and blue did what they needed to do — when they needed to do it — to walk out of the Big House 4-0.

The Michigan offense outgained Maryland, 463-397, on Saturday. The Wolverines rushed for 243 yards, and Blake Corum ran for his career-high of 243 yards. Corum also scored two crucial touchdowns at key moments in the game.

J.J. McCarthy passed for 220 yards, and he threw for two scores. McCarthy completed 69% of his throws, and while the deep ball wasn’t working, the sophomore had a great connection with tight end Luke Schoonmaker for some underneath crossing routes.

Pro Football Focus grades each player in every game, and we have you covered if you were wondering which players graded out the best after Maryland.

Here are the top 10 Michigan football offensive players that played 15 or more snaps on Saturday.

10
Olu Oluwatimi

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Grade: 61.6

Played 66 snaps

9
Ronnie Bell

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Grade: 64.5

Played 44 snaps

8
Zak Zinter

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Grade: 64.5

Played 66 snaps

7
Ryan Hayes

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Grade: 67.0

Played 66 snaps

6
Andrel Anthony

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Grade: 67.8

Played 19 snaps

5
Joel Honigford

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Grade: 68.6

Played 28 snaps

4
Roman Wilson

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Grade: 72.0

Played 21 snaps

3
Luke Schoonmaker

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Grade: 73.6

Played 52…