Everything seemingly starts with Dunham.

by KGB, Belly o. the Beast, Sunday, April 19, 2026, 06:27 (7 hours, 20 minutes ago) @ hobbs

He often looked unbloackable out there yesterday going against supremely talented OTs who have been in the program considerably longer. I'll double down on my "Aaron Lynch with upperclass maturity" comp.

It sounds like the OL did play well and won more often than they lost, creating some space for James and Walton to run. Given that we only really saw two of the five-headed backfield monster in action, I'm not concerned about a lack of explosive plays from our backs this fall.

Luke Talich could have gone the Burnham route with his final year of eligibility to secure a "starting job" elsewhere. Instead, he was confident enough in himself and the coaching staff to find even more ways to get him involved in a role just as impactful as one of the first 11. My prediction is that some NFL team is going to call Luke's number next spring, first-string be damned.

Devin Fitzgerald is exactly the sort of player fans will be talking about 2-3 years from now and wondering, "Why the hell were schools not all over this dude as a recruit? He's only Larry Fitz's freaking son!" Devin showed off some wheels and run-away-from-you speed yesterday that almost nobody thought he had in his bag. As Greg Flammang would say, we are monitoring.

Connor Flanagan and Adon Shuler are both serious red-asses who seem to always be in the middle of whatever extracurriculars have gone on this spring. Every great team needs a couple of these. Not TOO many...but a couple, absolutely. Will serve us well on the #revengetour.