College Football Week 10: PFF Team of the Week and Player Awards

• A huge day for Washington's Dillon Johnson: Carrying the ball 26 times, Johnson rushed for 256 yards and four scores. While he forced only two missed tackles in the game, he averaged 4.9 yards after contact per carry.

• Jeremiah Trotter Jr. shows up: The Clemson linebacker finished the game with three sacks from just seven pass-rushing attempts, another two defensive stops and an interception he returned for a touchdown.

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QB: Bo Nix, Oregon
RB: Dillon Johnson, Washington
WR: LaJohntay Wester, Florida Atlantic
WR: Tre Harris, South Carolina
TE: Anthony Torres, Toledo
Flex: WR Xavier Legette, South Carolina
LT: Jordan Morgan, Arizona
LG: Donovan Jackson, Ohio State
C: Jacob Bayer, Arkansas State Football
RG: Jaeden Roberts, Alabama
RT: Azizi Henry, UTEP

EDGE: Jaylen Pate, Northwestern
EDGE: Ashton Gillotte, Louisville
DI: Jalen Logan-Redding, Minnesota
DI: D'Anta Johnson, East Carolina
LB: Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Clemson
LB: Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota
CB: Elijah Jones, Boston College
CB: Will Johnson, Michigan
S: Aubrey Burks, West Virginia
S: Tyler Nubin, Minnesota
Flex: CB Kamari Lassiter, Georgia

Offensive Player of the Week: RB DILLON JOHNSON, WASHINGTON

Johnson was utterly dominant as a runner in the Huskies’ win over USC on Saturday night. Carrying the ball 26 times, he rushed for 256 yards and four scores. While he forced only two missed tackles in the game, he averaged 4.9 yards after contact per carry.

Defensive Player of the Week: LB JEREMIAH TROTTER JR., CLEMSON

Trotter was a force to be reckoned with in Clemson's win over Notre Dame. He finished the game with three sacks from just seven pass-rushing attempts, another two defensive stops and an interception he returned for a touchdown.

Offensive Line of the Week: BOSTON COLLEGE

The Boston College offensive line allowed just five total pressures — and no sacks — from 51 dropbacks in Week 10. Right guard Christian Mahogany was their best player, allowing no pressure throughout the game.