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Badgers grades, snap counts on offense from Week 5 vs. Michigan State: We have a rotation at right tackle

Wisconsin secured a dominant 31-3 victory over Michigan State, moving to a 4-1 record before their upcoming bye week. Quarterback Colton Joseph led the offensive effort with 141 rushing yards and a touchdown on 13 carries, while also throwing for 145 yards and three scores on 9-of-20 passing.

Freshman Ryan Hopkins saw limited action, completing three snaps in the blowout win. The ground game proved effective as the Badgers surpassed 225 rushing yards, with Darrion Dupree serving as the primary back, recording 61 yards on 19 carries.

Bryan Jackson II, Nate Palmer, and Mason Kelley also contributed to the backfield rotation throughout the contest.

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