If the eye test wasn’t bad enough, Pro Football Focus (PFF) put out their weekly grades on Monday, and Haladay was graded at 36.9, the lowest grade of his career. This put him at 272 of 279 linebackers graded, nearly the worst in the entire country.

The defeat was a demolition, but it led to interesting data points that explain some of the Tigers' struggles and raise fresh questions.

That was reflected in Pro Football Focus’ evaluation of Michigan in the loss. The Wolverines (4-2, 2-1) received an overall grade of 72.0 – its second-lowest of the season. An average grade is about 64 out of 100, per PFF. Here’s a look at the snap counts from Saturday’s loss and other notable grades and trends: