Utah Football Through Two Games: Biggest Surprises & Reasons to Believe
Utah football’s 2–0 start has supplied reasons to believe the Utes can contend in the Big 12. Which early developments deserve the most confidence—and what still needs to improve?
Steve Bartle breaks down what Utah has shown against Idaho and Arkansas, starting with an offensive line that has exceeded expectations and an offense giving Devon Dampier more help. Wayshawn Parker’s emergence as a complete offensive weapon, Noah Bennee’s breakout and Kevin McGiven’s emphasis on creating space have made the Utes a different kind of challenge.
On defense, Johnathan Hall and Jireh Moe are providing important answers, a deeper rotation is helping Utah up front, and the secondary is giving Steve a reason to buy in.
In this episode:
• Why the offensive line has changed Utah’s outlook
• How Utah is creating more yards after the catch
• What makes Wayshawn Parker’s start so impressive
• Hall, Moe and the encouraging run defense
• Why Steve trusts Utah’s secondary—even with tougher passing offenses ahead
• What Utah needs from its wide receivers against Utah State
Which Utah player or position group has earned your confidence through two games? Leave your answer in the comments, and subscribe for more Utah Blockcast coverage from KSL Sports.
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