The No. 7 Oregon Ducks blasted Montana State 59-13 in its season opener Saturday afternoon.
It didn't take long for PFF to grade the individual performances from the Ducks.
Here's the highest-rated players from Saturday (as well as some key grades in individual categories):
Of note, because so many athletes rotated in during the game, the minimum for inclusion was 20 snaps.
Matayo Uiagalelei, edge-rusher - 87.8
After registering an impressive 10.5 sacks last year, Uiagalelei picked up right where he left off registering two sacks against Montana State.
The potential future NFL first-round pick scored a 90.6 pass-rushing grade and a 63.1 grade in run defense.
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Alex Harkey, right tackle - 87.2
The Texas State transfer looked right at home in Autzen Stadium.
He was the highest-graded offensive player for the Ducks.
Dakorien Moore, wide receiver - 75.2
True freshman Dakorien Moore had five touches on offense and accumulated 43 yards (17 rushing, 26 receiving).
But he also picked up a key block on a touchdown pass and scored a 90.1 run blocking grade.
Moore did the dirty work - something a lot of five-star wide receivers shy away from.
Noah Whittington, running back - 74.0
Oregon's starting running back carried the ball 10 times for 68 yards and a touchdown.
A’mauri Washington, defensive tackle - 73.9 (76.7 run defense, 29.9 tackling)
Washington flashed as a difference-maker in the run game, knifing through the Montana State defense for a couple of big stops.
Tackling was an issue for the big-bodied athlete, but is disruptive nature carried the grade.
Noteworthy
Dante Moore, quarterback - 68.8
While the former five-star quarterback drew rave reviews from fans, he had a solid day, according to PFF.
Missing Sadiq on a wheel route for what should've been a walk-in touchdown may have altered this grade somewhat. While the ball was potentially catchable, Moore could've simply led Sadiq and floated it in there.
Moore had - and made - a lot of easy throws Saturday, which is likely why he gets a solid, but unspectacular grade.
Isaiah World, offensive tackle - 87.6 pass-blocking grade
The former Nevada tackle was as advertised in Week 1.
He led all Oregon players in pass-blocking grade, but delivered a lackluster 54.2 run blocking grade.
World is at his best a a pass blocker, and that showed up Saturday.
Kenyon Sadiq, tight end - 84.2 run-blocking grade
Sadiq is a potential NFL first-round pick because of his athleticism and play-making ability.
But to climb as high as he can in the draft he as to do the dirty work.
Sadiq did that in Week 1, delivering a strong 84.2 run-blocking grade.
Dillon Thieneman, safety - 82.3 tackling grade
It was a quiet day for Thieneman, who largely played a free safety role.
But he did his job, leading all tacklers with an 82.3 grade.
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