PFF Grades and Data: What to know before the 2025 Reese’s Senior Bowl

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As the 2025 Reeses Senior Bowl approaches, our media team has dug deep into the numbers to provide a data-driven look at the top prospects in Mobile.

From standout performances to under-the-radar storylines, heres how PFF grades and data help shape the evaluation process ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Accuracy will be a focal point with this years Senior Bowl quarterback class.

In 2024, five of the six quarterbacks ranked inside the top 10 among FBS quarterbacks with 150-plus pass attempts in accurate throw rate.

Leading the group was Will Howard, who finished first with a 73.0% accurate throw rate.

He was followed by Dillon Gabriel (4th, 71.1%), Riley Leonard (5th, 70.0%), Jaxon Dart (7th, 68.5%), and Tyler Shough (10th, 66.4%).

Looking at a broader sample, Gabriels 66.2% accurate throw rate over the past three seasons ranks fourth among FBS quarterbacks with 500-plus pass attempts, while Howards 65.6% ranks fifth.

UCF running back RJ Harvey has proven to be the ideal blend of elusiveness and breakaway speed over the past two seasons.

His ability to create big plays is evident, as his 1,296 rushing yards before contact since the start of 2023 are the most in the FBS over that span.

Harvey was also one of the toughest backs to bring down, as he forced 143 missed tackles on rushing attempts over the past two seasons fourth-most among FBS running backs.

His explosiveness also stands out, with 97 explosive runs of 10-plus yards, trailing only Ashton Jeantys 100 in that span.

Further underlining his big-play ability, Harveys 23.4% explosive run rate in 2024 led all FBS running backs with at least 100 carries..

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