List of Players who have participated in all 7 games

Submitted by milk-n-steak on October 18th, 2022 at 3:24 PM

I have fun looking at Freshmen Participation and just did a little bit different sort to see if anything popped up. 

  • Without snap counts, the "played in" could certainly be misleading. 
  • Special teams players aren't really playing their RB or LB or DB position even though that's how they're listed on the Roster.
  • mgoblue just lists class according to academics, not eligibility, but 12 graduate students was more than I thought it would be at first.

Happy investigating.

Leroys Horde

October 18th, 2022 at 3:45 PM ^

With respect to the eligibility thing, based on the FFFF diagrams it looks like the only starter out of eligibility after this year is Olu. Is that true? Even with expected NFL attrition we could be returning a monster squad in 23 if that's the case. 

joeyb

October 18th, 2022 at 3:58 PM ^

https://mgoblog.com/content/depth-chart-class-redux-0

We also lose Moody and Robbins, but we will be returning almost every starter on offense and defense, save those who enter the draft. You have to think we're losing McNamara, Corum, and Bell. Maybe a lineman or two? But, I can't help but think that what you see at the end of this year is the floor for next year.

iMBlue2

October 18th, 2022 at 4:20 PM ^

I’d add Mike Morris to that list.  How he isn’t flying up draft boards is beyond me.  As Harbaugh said: “he’s 6’6” 290 pounds and a big heart” can play edge and do some OLb stuff from that spot, play the 5 tech in an odd front and rush from interior in sub packages.  Very versatile at his six teams like the ravens and patriots value these guys a lot.

Mike Damone

October 18th, 2022 at 4:03 PM ^

We didn't punt against Penn State.  Did Brad Robbins still get in the game somehow? 

He looked pretty comfy on the sidelines, cheering on our dominating offense.

The Homie J

October 18th, 2022 at 4:25 PM ^

Based on the freshman who've played every game, Derrick Moore, Will Johnson, Mason Graham, Jimmy Rolder, and Kenneth Grant are gonna be one hell of a backbone for the defenses of the future