Utah Football Stock Report: Which Position Groups Changed During Fall Camp?
Which Utah football position groups improved the most during fall camp—and which still have something to prove before the season opener against Idaho?
Steve Bartle delivers a complete Utah Football Stock Report after hearing from the Utes’ coordinators and assistant coaches. The running backs and cornerbacks made the biggest jumps, the edge rotation strengthened its case and the offensive line appears closer to identifying its top seven or eight players.
The episode also examines:
Why Devon Dampier remains a Big 12 championship-level quarterback
How Brandon Rose could create more opportunities for Byrd Ficklin
Why Wayshawn Parker, Daniel Bray and Utah’s running-back depth are being overlooked
Braden Pegan’s emergence as Utah’s go-to receiver
The questions behind Hunter Andrews at tight end
Utah’s developing offensive-line rotation
Paul Fitzgerald’s potential impact off the edge
The rise of Jireh Moe and Dilan Battle at defensive tackle
Elijah Reed’s impact on a much-improved cornerback room
The versatility surrounding Utah’s safeties and nickelbacks
Fall camp is over. Idaho preparation has begun. Here is where every Utah position group stands entering the final stretch before Week 1.
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