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By that logic Treyton Thompson should be 260lbs by now.

The reality is Evans will be a skinny, Freshman with very little offensive game, playing in the B1G. He's got all sorts of potential, but we should limit our immediate expectations. I don't expect him to be a starter next season, but I do think he can play a nice role as a defensive specialist...

Shooting %?

You don't need to see an official depth chart if you're at practice. You know who's running with the 1's, 2's, 3's & scout team based on practice reps.

Lewis played Guard in 2021. It's certainly not out of the question.

Good point. I also think it was a self fulfilling prophecy to some extent. Carroll obviously struggled at the beginning of the season with speed rushers. Because of that, opposing defenses often sent their quickest pass rushers at Carroll, and seemed to blitz to his side most of he time as well.

I agree. Looking in my crystal ball, I think Ersery could become a 1st team All-B1G selection. I think Carroll will be better than this year when he was Honorable-Mention, but I'm not sure he's a 1st team talent. I will say this about Carroll: He got much better as the season went on, and...

https://premium.pff.com/ncaa/games/2022/PO Carroll was the lowest graded of the starting OL in pass blocking. Ersery was the lowest graded in run blocking. I think most would agree Ersery & Carroll were the 4th & 5th best OL this past season. That's evidenced in JMS being named 1st team...

Derek Burns is Ryan Burns' cousin, or second cousin (?). Not trying to diminish the work, or value of Ryan Burns, but imo much of his insight comes from talking with Derek Burns. I follow both, and think they're both great

I don't have the season ending PFF grades, but here are the last five games for Ersery: Wisconsin: 52.8 Overall Grade 12th of 14 Offensive Players Graded by PFF 48.4 Run Blocking Grade (Lowest of the starters) 64.7 Pass Blocking Grade Iowa: 48.2 Overall Grade 13th of 14 Offensive Players...

Do you think he was exceptional, really good, or even above average? I don't. I think he was "Ok". I'm certainly not down on him. He's young still, did fine for a new starter, and has potential galore, but I can't understand singling him out as someone to recognize at this point, other than for...

Anyone remember when Frank Viola wanted more money, so KQ92 started 'Pennies for Pitchers', where people would donate their penny jars? 'Singles for Sweaters' anyone?

Was that so hard?

Streveler was/is an elite, NFL caliber athlete. Morgan is not. In real estate terms, Streveler was a big house, on a nice block, that needed lot's of work. Morgan is a small house, on a so-so block, that is fully renovated, and has no projects left to add value.

I'm a fan of Ersery's potential.

I like Tanner Morgan. Statistically he's the best QB we've had in many categories, plus he's won 3 bowl games, and beat Wisconsin twice. That said, he's just not an NFL talent. He's short, has a below average arm, would be effectively immobile at the NFL level, & doesn't have much upside as a 24...

3-0 bowl record.

We're a developmental program. He'll get there.

I wouldn't be completely shocked to see McConnell, or Beers get some reps this upcoming season over some of the older depth guys.