How Every Nebraska Player Who Saw the Field on Offense Against Bowling Green Graded Out on PFF

Key Points:

• Nebraska dominated Bowling Green 56-7, amassing 546 yards from scrimmage and converting all four red zone touchdown opportunities, showcasing a high-powered offense in their 2-0 start.
• Quarterback Anthony Colandrea excelled with 20 completions on 24 attempts for 222 yards and four touchdowns, adding 33 rushing yards; sophomore TJ Lateef also contributed efficiently off the bench.
• The running back group demonstrated depth, led by Jamal Rule’s 88 yards and a 59-yard touchdown, while multiple backs combined for solid yardage and scoring contributions.
• Wide receivers Jacory Barney Jr. and Kwazi Gilmer stood out with multiple touchdown catches, though some talented players like Nyziah Hunter saw limited involvement, indicating room for offensive distribution improvement.
• The offensive line, anchored by elite center Justin Evans, provided strong protection with minimal pressures allowed, contributing significantly to Nebraska’s effective rushing attack and overall offensive success despite recent coaching and personnel changes.