Here are the final snap counts and grades for Nebraska's defense against Wisconsin, courtesy of PFF.

HOL Take: Nebraska rotated up front as much as it had yet in Big Ten play, with six guys seeing the field when normally the rotation has topped out around four or five. Part of that was due to Damion Daniels only playing 11 snaps because of an injury, which allowed Nash Hutmacher to match him with a career-high 11 snaps. Overall, the defensive line accounted for three of NU's seven pressures in the game. Casey Rogers finished with a team-high three STOP tackles.

HOL Take: Garrett Nelson played every defensive snap and led Nebraska with six tackles, a sack, and a TFL. However, he also recorded the second-lowest tackling grade on the team after missing three tackles. Nick Henrich's 81.0 tackling grade was NU's highest score in any defensive category. Isaac Gifford played 29 snaps in his debut as the new JoJo Domann hybrid outside linebacker, with 15 coming lined up in the slot, 13 in the box, and one on the edge. Luke Reimer had a rough day, missing two tackles and giving up four catches for 53 yards on four targets in coverage.

HOL Take: Unlike the defensive line, Nebraska hardly rotated at all in the secondary, as the four starters played nearly the entire game. The tackling in the back end struggled, as defensive backs combined for seven of the Huskers' 14 missed tackles, including a team-high four by Myles Farmer. Cam Taylor-Britt missed two tackles but didn't allow a catch on either of his targets while recording one of NU's two pass breakups. Braxton Clark played just four snaps but gave up Wisconsin's lone touchdown pass to one time he was targeted.