Wisconsin rallied from a 17-0 deficit to beat Penn State in Week 4, improving to 3-1. Tight end Jacob Harris was the Badgers’ highest-graded offensive player, with a PFF grade of 89.2 on 35 snaps; he caught five passes for 105 yards and a touchdown.
Quarterback Colton Joseph threw three interceptions and received a 57.4 grade over all 67 snaps, but delivered important throws on both fourth-quarter touchdown drives. Darrion Dupree graded 73.0 on 47 snaps, gaining 52 yards on eight carries and 44 yards on four catches.
Wisconsin’s offensive line allowed six pressures, three attributed to PJ Wilkins. At receiver, Chris Brooks Jr. played 48 snaps, Eugene Hilton Jr. 44 and Tyrell Henry 40; Malachi Coleman returned in a limited role, playing 28 snaps.
