Report cards on offense through four games for Florida Football

Hayden Hansen: C+ (154 snaps)

Admittedly, coming into the year, we weren't excited by Hayden Hansen. He was considered the "blocking" tight end, but his actual blocking metrics weren't great.

His pass blocking has been fine and he has only allowed one pressure. His run blocking has been adequate. But he is starting to find a way to get downfield to catch passes. Last year he had 150 yards receiving and he is already at 92 this year.

Elijhah Badger: B (157 snaps)

When he transfered over from Arizona State we were excited about adding Elijhah Badger to the squad. As opening kickoff against Miami drew closer, it seemed weird that Badger wasn't being considered a starter.

He has seen his snap count rise, and against Mississippi State, he had 49 snaps. He has had at least three catches in every game and a reception rate of 70%. He feels like a genuine deep threat and is one of Florida's more explosive players.

Damieon George Jr.: C (160 snaps)

We were told all offseason by Napier and crew that Damieon George was really a guard and moving him inside would unlock his true potential. To be fair to George he has held up in pass protection and has yet to give up a pressure through four games.

The problem is that his support in the run game hasn't been great and he has looked overmatched at times against the three FBS opponents he has faced.