Michigan State Football Earns Season-Low PFF Grades After Wisconsin Loss
Michigan State's football team hit a new low in Pro Football Focus (PFF) grades for both offense and defense following a 31-3 loss to Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin. The team's overall PFF grade also marked a season-low, reflecting a significant…
Flint Saginaw Bay City, MI, October 4, 2026 — Michigan State University’s football program recorded its lowest Pro Football Focus (PFF) performance grades of the season following a recent matchup against the University of Wisconsin. The team’s offensive and defensive units both received new season-low marks, contributing to an overall PFF grade that also represents a season nadir.
This downturn in performance metrics occurred subsequent to Michigan State’s 31-3 defeat at the hands of Wisconsin, which took place in Madison, Wisconsin. The statistical evaluation by PFF indicates a broad decline across various aspects of the team’s play.
Specific details regarding the exact PFF scores for offense and defense were not provided in the summary. Similarly, the summary did not specify the exact date of the game or any further context on the contributing factors to the performance decline beyond the final score of 31-3.
The overall season-low PFF grade signifies a notable dip in the team’s performance relative to previous games in the current season. PFF grades are analytical ratings provided by the publication to evaluate individual player and team performance based on snap-by-snap analysis.
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