Podcast appearances and mentions of Hunter Bryant

A few short episodes to wrap up your week. Photo by Hunter Bryant on Unsplash.

Some dynasty teams are battling it out for their fantasy football championships over the next two weeks, but for everyone else, now is the time to look beyond the 2020 season. This week, we're discussing players that are likely on many of your dynasty waiver wires but have opportunity in the future. Make sure you follow us on Twitter @DeepDiveDynasty! The players we discuss throughout this episode are: Tyron Johnson, Joe Reed, Freddie Swain, Anthony McFarland, Richard Rodgers, Nick Boyle, Colby Parkinson, Hunter Bryant, Albert Wilson, Jacob Eason, Kahale Warring, Riley Ridley, KJ Osborn, Chad Hansen, and Donovan Peoples-Jones. Some of these we talked about much more in depth than others but if you're out of the playoffs, check your waiver wires for any of these players that might be available and could be an upgrade over your current depth in terms of future upside! Specifically with Joe Reed, given what we saw on Thursday Night Football this week, (with him being healthy scratched) I would prioritize both Guyton and KJ Hill over him if you're looking to pick up a Chargers' Wide Receiver.

Former Husky and 1080 The Fan host Cam Cleeland joins Softy and Dick to discuss the rough draft weekend for Huskies Jacob Eason, Trey Adams, Hunter Bryant and Salvon Ahmed. Also, thoughts on college football and the Pac-12.

Softy and Dick discuss comments from Gregg Bell suggesting the Seahawks think Russell Wilson's clock on his prime is ticking. Former Husky and 1080 The Fan host Cam Cleeland joins Softy and Dick to discuss the rough draft weekend for Huskies Jacob Eason, Trey Adams, Hunter Bryant and Salvon Ahmed. Also, thoughts on college football and the Pac-12. Also, Sounders goalie Stefan Frei joins to discuss MLS stoppage and prospect of playing again without fans.

Softy and Dick discuss comments from Gregg Bell suggesting the Seahawks think Russell Wilson's clock on his prime is ticking. Former Husky and 1080 The Fan host Cam Cleeland joins Softy and Dick to discuss the rough draft weekend for Huskies Jacob Eason, Trey Adams, Hunter Bryant and Salvon Ahmed. Also, thoughts on college football and the Pac-12. Also, Sounders goalie Stefan Frei joins to discuss MLS stoppage and prospect of playing again without fans.

Former Husky and 1080 The Fan host Cam Cleeland joins Softy and Dick to discuss the rough draft weekend for Huskies Jacob Eason, Trey Adams, Hunter Bryant and Salvon Ahmed. Also, thoughts on college football and the Pac-12.

Softy and Dick discuss comments from Gregg Bell suggesting the Seahawks think Russell Wilson's clock on his prime is ticking. Former Husky and 1080 The Fan host Cam Cleeland joins Softy and Dick to discuss the rough draft weekend for Huskies Jacob Eason, Trey Adams, Hunter Bryant and Salvon Ahmed. Also, thoughts on college football and the Pac-12. Also, Sounders goalie Stefan Frei joins to discuss MLS stoppage and prospect of playing again without fans.

Exciting times for former Washington Huskies running back Salvon Ahmed and tight end Hunter Bryant. The two NFL hopefuls join us on the Silvi Knows podcast to talk about beginning their pro football careers. Ahmed recently won a pass-catching competition, beating some of the top receivers in the country (1:00). He talks about dealing with the praise and criticism of his game (5:20) and his performance at the NFL Combine (6:30). Other topics include his relationship with former Husky Myles Gaskin (10:00) and his budding music career (12:30). Ahmed and Bryant also like to cook. That's one of the topics we talk to Bryant about, plus a whole lot of football. He was the second strongest tight end at the combine (16:00), benching 225 23 times. Other topics include conversations he's had with former UW tight ends now in the NFL (20:00), Bryant's performance during his All-American season (20:45), speculation of where he'll be drafted (23:00) followed by his all-time favorite NFL team.

Silvio und Robert sprechen über ihre Offensive Players to Watch. Spieler die besprochen werden: Michael Pittman Jr., Cole McDonald, Brandon Aiyuk, Steven Montez, Hunter Bryant, Ke'Shawn Vaughn, Jake Luton, Mason Fine, Ben Bartch, Anthony McFarland, Cameron Clark, Cody White Außerdem gibt es den Mount Rushmore der Tiere. Intro Beat

Riveras recent comments on Trent, #2 pick, and Dan Snyder. Plus a full NFL draft prospect breakdown of Tua, Laviska Shenault, Matt Hennessy, Josiah Deguara, Hunter Bryant, Jeremy Chinn, Jamycal Hasty, Quez Watkins, and Antonio Gandy-Golden.

49ers are looking for depth behind George Kittle   Ross Dwelley is the lone backup after Garrett Celek retired and Levine Toilolo signed with New York   Reported interest in free agent TEs Austin Hooper (before signing with CLE) and Jordan Reed   Niners meet with at least three TE prospects, including Hunter Bryant and Devin Asiasi   Dalton Keene from Virginia Tech has a similar draft profile to Kittle   Results from the latest twitter mock draft   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

49ers are looking for depth behind George Kittle   Ross Dwelley is the lone backup after Garrett Celek retired and Levine Toilolo signed with New York   Reported interest in free agent TEs Austin Hooper (before signing with CLE) and Jordan Reed   Niners meet with at least three TE prospects, including Hunter Bryant and Devin Asiasi   Dalton Keene from Virginia Tech has a similar draft profile to Kittle   Results from the latest twitter mock draft   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 484: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Ryan McDowell (@RyanMc23) discuss Antonio Gibson's projected dynasty value and upside-fueled ADP. Jalen Hurts should not be ranked within the top-2 rookie quarterbacks. Lynn Bowden could be selected in the second round of the NFL Draft. J.K. Dobbins' cancelled pro day is a real shame. Clyde Edwards-Helaire does not belong among the Mt. Rushmore running backs. Denzel Mims is rightfully a high rising rookie. CeeDee Lamb is the best WR in this class by a wide margin. Jerry Jeudy should be locked in as the No. 2 wide receiver in this class. Why is Henry Ruggs so polarizing? Worrying about Tyler Johnson and Tee Higgins for different reasons. Why are dynasty leaguers coming to Jesus on Justin Jefferson but not Michael Pittman. Brandon Aiyuk is a legitimate high-end playmaker. Bryan Edwards is an incredible value in the second round of rookie drafts. Should Chase Claypool pursue a wide receiver career? Hunter Bryant deserves TE1 consideration in the NFL Draft. How will Antonio Gibson's career play out. Dynasty leaguers are generally asleep at the wheel on Joshua Kelley. How Eno Benjamin can have a productive NFL career. Darrynton Evans is rising fast up draft boards. Getting to know the name Jason Huntley. Christian Kirk was always a complementary receiver. Why DeAndre Hopkins has moved below Amari Cooper on the dynasty rankings. Kenyan Drake and Austin Ekeler are potential RB1s in dynasty. It is fair to be worried about Devin Singletary. Hayden Hurst is a big winner from the NFL Free Agency. Randall Cobb is only 29 years old! Where should Cam Newton land? How to hoard Miles Sanders. Kerryon Johnson should be on the block in dynasty. Damien Harris deserves Truther Status. How the NFL can start the season on-time in spite of the Covid-19 epidemic. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Matt, Connor and Mello are joined by Washington TE Hunter Bryant who discusses his draft prep, basketball background and the freakish arm strength of Jacob Eason. The guys also make their picks for biggest fantasy rookies as well as answering your #DraftonDraft questions.

PFF's Austin Gayle and Mike Renner discuss the defensive tackle class all the way through, including Missouri's Jordan Elliott, Auburn's Derrick Brown and Oklahoma standout Neville Gallimore. Austin also sits down with Baylor WR Denzel Mims and Washington TE Hunter Bryant.

Aaron breaks down how the Atlanta Falcons use athletic testing from the Scouting Combine in their draft evaluation.He discusses how they emphasize the 40-yard dash and broad jump versus the bench press and three-cone drill. He discusses past Falcons draft picks that were exceptions to their usual athletic trends and how testing could affect how the team evaluates the running back position this year. He then discusses the athletic testing of Washington tight end Hunter Bryant, how he could be pegged as a potential replacement for Austin Hooper and the futures of Luke Stocker and Jaeden Graham in 2020.Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Paul & Matt share their immediate reactions from the day one of NFL Combine. They discuss what tight ends, quarterbacks & wide receivers stood out from the athletic testing and the on field drills. They name some combine winners and losers and why some of what they saw surprised them and will have them going back to the film. They also discuss some outliers that will move some prospects down draft boards and how some prospects within tiers have now separated themselves after a strong showing at the combine.  Some of the prospects discussed include Albert Okwuegbunam, Harrison Bryant, Hunter Bryant, Cole Kmet, Josiah Deguara, Adam Trautman, Dalton Keane, Jalen Hurts, Justin Herbert, Jordan Love, Chase Claypool, Justin Jefferson, Denzel Mims, Henry Ruggs III, KJ Hill, Jalen Reagor, Jerry Jeudy, Michael Pittman Jr, CeeDee Lamb, Laviska Shenault, Donovan Peoples-Jones, Brandon Aiiyuk, Devin Duvernay plus others.  To purchase the S2S Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@KawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)  

Scott Barrett (@ScottBarrettDFB) came back once again to join Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) and Ryan Lopes (@StillRyanFive) in a 2020 NFL draft PACKED episode. [WHATS INSIDE?] PATRON Q From Ray Marzarella: I would personally like to hear Scott lay out the case on air for Zach Moss. Does he belong inside the “big 5 running back conversations?” What’s your “process” for mining for fantasy gold with these rookie picks? How do you land on gems at RB and WR, etc. What do you look for? Who are the personal favorites at RB, perhaps underrated? How about at WR? Favorites + underrated? Nobody talks about Van Jefferson. Why? Lynn Bowden, BREAKOUT FINDER poster child, what are your projections? Jalen Reagor streaking toward WR1 status (good BMI on Monday) I like KJ Hamler a lot and want to LOVE him, but his build leaves me very worried. Certainly a notable DYNAMIC athlete, however. Anticipating low 4.3’s - sell us on him, weight in mind PATRON Q From Joe Rankin: Dyno/Superflex, full PPR: GIVE > Smith-Schuster/Chubb GET > Mixon, Thielen, and 2020 1.08. Which side? Tee Higgins big, early “winner” at weigh-ins. Legit WR1 ceiling. You a fan? D’Andre Swift seems very hot/cold. Many haven’t shaken him yet, and the other half feels like they’re being contrarian just because. What do we do with him? Denzel Mims should put on a show and ride a strong SB into and thru the Combine. Does your model like Mims? Barrett/PFF model likes the top of this TE class a good bit. TE notoriously hard to project, what do you think about the top guys? Hunter Bryant the TE1 barring an unforeseen Combine collapse? Laviska Shenault — injury history + not participating in all the drills but he will run the 40 yard dash. Final Show question: Buy or Sell Leonard Fournette in 2020? WWW.BREAKOUTFINDER.COM WWW.PATREON.COM/BREAKOUTFINDER TO SUPPORT THE SHOW

Aaron breaks down how the Atlanta Falcons use athletic testing from the Scouting Combine in their draft evaluation. He discusses how they emphasize the 40-yard dash and broad jump versus the bench press and three-cone drill. He discusses past Falcons draft picks that were exceptions to their usual athletic trends and how testing could affect how the team evaluates the running back position this year. He then discusses the athletic testing of Washington tight end Hunter Bryant, how he could be pegged as a potential replacement for Austin Hooper and the futures of Luke Stocker and Jaeden Graham in 2020. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron breaks down how the Atlanta Falcons use athletic testing from the Scouting Combine in their draft evaluation. He discusses how they emphasize the 40-yard dash and broad jump versus the bench press and three-cone drill. He discusses past Falcons draft picks that were exceptions to their usual athletic trends and how testing could affect how the team evaluates the running back position this year. He then discusses the athletic testing of Washington tight end Hunter Bryant, how he could be pegged as a potential replacement for Austin Hooper and the futures of Luke Stocker and Jaeden Graham in 2020. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys are here to talk all things Combine! Ty (@TNFFtyrell) and Trav (@TSeel14) go through the full gamet of initial combine prep! They'll start with what's important for fantasy owners (00:18), touching on Joe Burrow's baby mitts (5:54) and talking about measurements, drills and athletic testing times to keep an eye on. Getting into the Quarterbacks (12:21) they'll talk some notable hand sizes, whether we should put much stock into throwing drills and players who could boost their NFL draft stock with a good showing. After the QBs they'll get to the main event. The Running Backs (19:41) covering what they plan to take away, potential burners at the position, gauntlet drill participants they want to see, the consensus big 3, and players with the most to lose and most to gain. With the wideouts (35:43) they'll go over what to look for and benchmarks we want to see. We'll get into players such as Jerry Jeudy, Jalen Reagor, Henry Ruggs, and other potential speed demons. They also get into Tee Higgins and how fast he might run as well as the range of outcomes for both Laviska Shenault and Justin Jefferson. After dropping some more Wideout names to look for they'll touch on the Tight Ends with Hunter Bryant at TE1, some Tight End benchmarks, and other names to take note of. Thank you for the support! Check out all of our work at www.truenorthffb.com and connect with us on Twitter @TrueNorthffb.

Jeff Ratcliffe comes to you live from the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis to bring you the biggest fantasy football takeaways from the first day of media interviews. Jeff kicks things off with the coaches and general managers, including Mike Mayock on Derek Carr, do the Titans plan to keep Derrick Henry,  David Montgomery's role, some positive comments on OJ Howard, and what the future holds for Austin Hooper. Jeff then runs through some of his observations from player interviews, with comments from Adam Trautman, Hunter Bryant, Harrison Bryant, C.J. O'Grady, Thaddeus Moss, Jake Fromm, KJ Hamler, Justin Jefferson, and more.

In this episode we:Discuss the Chargers situation regarding Hunter Henry and Melvin Gordon prior to Free Agency.Discuss Running Backs that fit the Los Angeles Chargers.Rank our top 5 Tight Ends, including Washington's Hunter Bryant, and LSU's Thaddeus Moss.Support the show (https://t.co/vODLzzX1uD?amp=1)

SummaryOn this episode of The Most Accurate Podcast, Nick Whalen joins Greg to weigh in on the key storylines entering the 2020 NFL Combine. They begin by discussing news around a few prominent veterans and the impending free agent quarterback carousel, then dive into the combine and 2020 rookie class. Nick outlines the most important aspects of the combine relative to his film based analysis before digging in deeper to the nuances of that process of grinding tape. How much of a difference does one year of age make? How much value should fantasy owners assign to pass-catching ability from running backs? How important are special teams contributions? How does one stay objective in the face of the variability of schemes, supporting casts, strengths of schedule, etc. in the college game? How can we sniff out and avoid "combine warriors?" Tune in for a glimpse into the mind of Mr. Whalen, and stick around for his top-12 rookie rankings leading into next week's underwear olympics. LinksProjected Draft Value of 2020 Rookies by Nick WhalenDynastyNerds.comSubscribe to 4for4TMAP B-Sides Playlist on SpotifyGuest: Nick Whalen - @_NickWhalenHost: Greg Smith - @gregsauceFollow UsTwitter: @4for4footballFacebook: www.facebook.com/4for4footballYouTube: www.youtube.com/4for4footballEmail: hello@4for4.com

As the Class of 2020 prepares for the NFL Combine, the SuperTeam brings out their secret weapon to do their own rookie prep! Dr. Ethan Turner (@ETurnerFF_PT) did the research on rookie injury history, and now he joins James “The Brain” (@_JamesTheBrain) to unleash this invaluable information on the world! Which 2020 rookies are damaged goods before their pro careers even begin? Which rookie injuries just need a little context for a clean bill of health? Dr. Ethan goes all the way back to high school on big name future stars like Henry Ruggs III, Laviska Shenault and Hunter Bryant, as well as several other prospects about to hit the NFL and the fantasy scene! For more rookie injury history, check out Ethan's Twitter timeline (@ETurnerFF_PT) and keep up with his research throughout the pre-NFL Draft process! The SuperFlex SuperShow (@SuperFlexShow) – one of many great podcasts from the Dynasty League Football (@DLFootball) Family of Podcasts – is hosted by John Hogue (@SuperFlexDude), James Koutoulas (@_JamesTheBrain), Sam “Stompy” Lane (@FFStompy), Brian Harr (@BrianHarrFF) and Ethan Turner (@ETurnerFF_PT), featuring weekly dynasty football content focused on superflex, 2QB and other alternate scoring settings. Special thanks to Heart and Soul Radio for their song, “The Addiction,” and special thanks to the Dynasty League Football Family of Podcasts and the entire DLF staff for the ongoing support! Follow and send questions/trade polls to the podcast on Twitter, @SuperFlexShow!

As the Class of 2020 prepares for the NFL Combine, the SuperTeam brings out their secret weapon to do their own rookie prep! Dr. Ethan Turner (@ETurnerFF_PT) did the research on rookie injury history, and now he joins James “The Brain” (@_JamesTheBrain) to unleash this invaluable information on the world! Which 2020 rookies are damaged goods before their pro careers even begin? Which rookie injuries just need a little context for a clean bill of health? Dr. Ethan goes all the way back to high school on big name future stars like Henry Ruggs III, Laviska Shenault and Hunter Bryant, as well as several other prospects about to hit the NFL and the fantasy scene! For more rookie injury history, check out Ethan's Twitter timeline (@ETurnerFF_PT) and keep up with his research throughout the pre-NFL Draft process! The SuperFlex SuperShow (@SuperFlexShow) – one of many great podcasts from the Dynasty League Football (@DLFootball) Family of Podcasts – is hosted by John Hogue (@SuperFlexDude), James Koutoulas (@_JamesTheBrain), Sam “Stompy” Lane (@FFStompy), Brian Harr (@BrianHarrFF) and Ethan Turner (@ETurnerFF_PT), featuring weekly dynasty football content focused on superflex, 2QB and other alternate scoring settings. Special thanks to Heart and Soul Radio for their song, “The Addiction,” and special thanks to the Dynasty League Football Family of Podcasts and the entire DLF staff for the ongoing support! Follow and send questions/trade polls to the podcast on Twitter, @SuperFlexShow! The SuperFlex SuperShow – one of many great podcasts from the Dynasty League Football (@DLFootball) Family of Podcasts – is hosted by John Hogue (@SuperFlexDude) and Tommy Blair (@FFTommyB), and always dedicated in loving memory to James “The Brain” Koutoulas. Featuring weekly dynasty football content focused on superflex, 2QB and other alternate scoring settings. Special thanks to Heart and Soul Radio for their song, “The Addiction,” and special thanks to the Dynasty League Football Family of Podcasts and the entire DLF staff for the ongoing support! Stay Sexy… and SuperFlex-y!

This week the Dummies flex their SuperFlex muscles and put a premium on tight ends. Matt Foreman and Riley Bymaster join Kyle and Zac to talk Tua Tagovailoa, Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert, Jordan Love, Cole Kmet, Brycen Hopkins, Hunter Bryant, and Jared Pinkney. All this and more is the Dynasty Dummies Podcast. Hosts: Kyle LaBreck @klabreck Zac Reed @tacitassassin13 Riley Bymaster @DTC_RileyB Matt Foreman @FattMoreman Just a couple of Dummies talking Dynasty Fantasy Football Contact the show:
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This week on the podcast the guys bring on Curtis Patrick of RotoViz (@CPatrickNFL) to talk all thing 2020 NFL draft.  Jalen Reagor, WR1 — talk about it. Jon Taylor, RB1 and we can stop overthinking it. Remember the Dalvin Cook “fumble issue”? Me neither. PATRON Q (Chris): What traits do you look for in alpha WR1’s or Elite WR1’s? Most overlooked prospect? We’re over “slept on”. Most overrated prospect? Most polarizing prospect? Is D’Andre Swift pushing toward polarity? What happens with Lynn Bowden Jr. at the next level? TIGHT END TALK: Harrison Bryant or Hunter Bryant? PATRON Q (Dan Rider): Is it ever ok to take anyone other than a QB at the 1.01 in a SF rookie draft? In your evaluations much do you weigh metrics like DOMINATOR RATING, and BREAKOUT AGE, etc.? Where are you with Jerry Jeudy? He seems pretty sure-fire to me. How does he miss?

In this episode of the Locked On Cowboys Podcast, Marcus Mosher and Landon McCool breakdown the top-three tight ends from the 2020 NFL Draft, including Cole Kmet, Hunter Bryant and Adam Trautman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Locked On Cowboys Podcast, Marcus Mosher and Landon McCool breakdown the top-three tight ends from the 2020 NFL Draft, including Cole Kmet, Hunter Bryant and Adam Trautman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Cowboys lose again, but they're still ahead in the NFC East despite being 6-7. This could be the worst division in football since the 7-9 NFC West in 2010. People are suddenly jumping back on the Rams bandwagon, but what have they accomplished? Seattle just needs to put pressure on Goff and they should be in good shape. Kevin Harlan was sick earlier this week, but joins us today to discuss all things NFL. Husky tight end Hunter Bryant has declared for the NFL Draft which we kind of suspected was going to happen.

Readyforthedraft.com's Gregg Schutze shares his passion for the NFL draft and takes you on a journey leading up to the 2020 NFL Draft. Gregg takes a look at the final full week of the College Football regular season and breaks down some of the key matchups. Just how dominant was Derrick Brown against Alabama? Bryce Perkins put on a show both ont he ground and through the air for UVA, but where would he play at the next level? Jacob Eason, Hunter Bryant and Co. took down Max Borghi and the Coogs while JK Dobbins ran all over the Wolverines. How did Jon Runyan and Ben Bredeson fare against Chase Young? Tee Higgins and Isaiah Simmons shined in Clemson's big win over South Carolina while Jonathan Taylor and Zack Baun led Wisconsin over Minnesota to win the Big 10 West. Then there was Joe Burrow, Clyde Edwards-Helaire and company who dominated against Texas A&M; and Jalen Hurts led the Oklahoma offense while Kenneth Murray led the Sooner defense in slowing down the FBS rushing leader Chuba Hubbard . Gregg also looks at the top LB's in this year's draft, from Isaiah Simmons, K'Lavon Chaisson, Terrell Lewis and Julian Okwara to Dylan Moses, Kenneth Murray, Evan Weaver and Anfernee Jennings. And don't sleep on Group of 5 prospect Alex Highsmith.

Readyforthedraft.com's Gregg Schutze shares his passion for the NFL draft and takes you on a journey leading up to the 2020 NFL Draft. Gregg takes a look at the final full week of the College Football regular season and breaks down some of the key matchups. Just how dominant was Derrick Brown against Alabama? Bryce Perkins put on a show both ont he ground and through the air for UVA, but where would he play at the next level? Jacob Eason, Hunter Bryant and Co. took down Max Borghi and the Coogs while JK Dobbins ran all over the Wolverines. How did Jon Runyan and Ben Bredeson fare against Chase Young? Tee Higgins and Isaiah Simmons shined in Clemson's big win over South Carolina while Jonathan Taylor and Zack Baun led Wisconsin over Minnesota to win the Big 10 West. Then there was Joe Burrow, Clyde Edwards-Helaire and company who dominated against Texas A&M; and Jalen Hurts led the Oklahoma offense while Kenneth Murray led the Sooner defense in slowing down the FBS rushing leader Chuba Hubbard . Gregg also looks at the top LB's in this year's draft, from Isaiah Simmons, K'Lavon Chaisson, Terrell Lewis and Julian Okwara to Dylan Moses, Kenneth Murray, Evan Weaver and Anfernee Jennings. And don't sleep on Group of 5 prospect Alex Highsmith.

The Cowboys lose again, but they're still ahead in the NFC East despite being 6-7. This could be the worst division in football since the 7-9 NFC West in 2010. People are suddenly jumping back on the Rams bandwagon, but what have they accomplished? Seattle just needs to put pressure on Goff and they should be in good shape. Kevin Harlan was sick earlier this week, but joins us today to discuss all things NFL. Husky tight end Hunter Bryant has declared for the NFL Draft which we kind of suspected was going to happen.

The Cowboys lose again, but they're still ahead in the NFC East despite being 6-7. This could be the worst division in football since the 7-9 NFC West in 2010. People are suddenly jumping back on the Rams bandwagon, but what have they accomplished? Seattle just needs to put pressure on Goff and they should be in good shape. Kevin Harlan was sick earlier this week, but joins us today to discuss all things NFL. Husky tight end Hunter Bryant has declared for the NFL Draft which we kind of suspected was going to happen.

Paul starts the show discussing the latest College Football Playoff Rankings and shares his thoughts on Ohio State leapfrogging LSU and who he thinks will end up as the four teams in the playoffs when the dust settles in two weeks.  Next, Paul delivers the NFL Draft Report for Week 13 of the College Football season. He starts out discussing many of the top quarterback prospects including Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert, Jake Fromm, Jordan Love and Jacob Eason. He discusses how Herbert’s value seems to have lowered but why he still thinks he will end up in the top 10. Next he goes through some running backs, wide receivers and tight ends that stood out this past weekend. Some of the players discussed included JK Dobbins, D’Andre Swift, Jonathan Taylor, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Eno Benjamin, Zack Moss, KJ Hill, Tyler Johnson, Chase Claypool, Michael Pittman Jr., Brandon Aiyuk, Cole Kmet and Hunter Bryant. In the next segment, the Devy Slant, Paul discusses some of the top underclassmen in the country from Week 13. Some of the prospects discussed include Rashod Bateman, Ja’Marr Chase, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Justin Fields, and Trevor Lawrence. In the Tale of the Tape, Paul looks ahead to Week 14 of the college season at the prospects and matchups that have him most intrigued for the upcoming week. The matchups and prospects he will be watching closest this week include Iowa vs Nebraska, Clemson vs South Carolina, Wisconsin vs Minnesota, Florida vs FSU, Ohio State vs Michigan, Alabama vs Auburn, Texas A&M vs LSU, Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State. In the final segment, Paul deliver the NFL Rookie Report for Week 12 of the NFL season. Some of the prospects discussed include Daniel Jones, Dwayne Haskins, Drew Lock, Benny Snell, Qadree Ollison, Devin Singletary, David Montgomery, TJ Hockenson, Deebo Samuel, Marquise Brown, Terry McLaurin, Jakobi Meyers, AJ Brown, Kelvin Harmon and N’Keal Harry. To purchase the S2S Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@KawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)  

Questions abounded, especially on message boards and talk radio, following Washington's frustrating 23-13 loss to Stanford on the road on Saturday and that's continued all week long, but fans and pundits aren't the only people looking for answers. The Husky offensive players and staff are also trying to figure out what went wrong and how they can fix it. Offensive coordinator Bush Hamdan said he expects more out of the offense and that starts with him. Why weren't they successful against Stanford? Hamdan eluded to missed opportunities by the Huskies and that the Cardinal made more plays than the boys in the purple and the gold. For his part, tailback Salvon Ahmed said he understands his role with the offense and that there are good backs on the roster besides him, so he knows he'll need to share carries and when he gets the opportunity to have the ball in his hands, he will do his best to make things happen, but he also said the game just came down to the fact that Washington didn't get it done when they had their chances and that's something they are working to fix this coming week. After a lot of frustration on Saturday night, quarterback Jacob Eason was ready to move on and look ahead. He knows that he and the offense need to be better and he feels like they are making strides in that direction and he talked about what he's seen so far from Arizona and he knows that the Huskies will have their hands full with their defense. Junior Adams continues to stress that the young receivers are making progress, but he also said he's not ready to throw them into the fire, at least full time, at this point although Terrell Bynum and Puka Nacua have seen their reps increase during practice and he's seen more improvement from Austin Osborne as well. Jordan Paopao likes to be multiple and he loves the versatility that Jack Westover gives him being able to play fullback, H-Back and tight end. He also talked about Hunter Bryant and what some of his struggles were last weekend and what he needs to focus on to be better this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Washington head football coach Chris Petersen, tight ends coach Jordan Paopao and tight end Hunter Bryant talk with Tony Castricone about the recent 28-14 win over USC and Saturday's looming road game at Stanford.

The Huskies seem to be hitting their stride a little bit on the offensive side of the ball. They exploded for 52 points against Hawaii at home and then put up 45 points on the road against BYU before coming back home to score 28 against a tough USC team. The Huskies are getting a lot of productivity from their tailbacks including redshirt freshman Richard Newton and Salvon Ahmed has shown a lot of progress as well, as evidenced by his 89-yard touchdown run against the Trojans on Saturday, a play that featured his ability to make someone miss and then use his breakaway speed to run away from the secondary. By the way, that run was the longest for a Husky since Napoleon Kaufman broke off a 91-yard jaunt against San Jose State back in 1994. Offensive coordinator Bush Hamdan isn't ready to say the offense is where he wants it to be, but he is happy about the progress the team has made, especially quarterback Jacob Eason and tailback Salvon Ahmed and he hopes it continues.. Senior left tackle Trey Adams says he's feeling good about the way he's playing individually and how the offensive line has come together and what it was like doing 50 push-ups as his penance for getting a personal foul in the Trojan game. Fellow senior, center Nick Harris, talked about the transition from guard to center and helping out Matteo Mele when he came in for Harris against Eastern Washington. Tight end Hunter Bryant ranks second on the Huskies with 23 receptions, but he's leading the team with 334 yards through the air and he talked about his progress as an every-down tight end while Cade Otton talked about watching Will Dissly succeed with the Seattle Seahawks. Offensive line coach Scott Huff relayed his thoughts on the communication for the offensive line and where things can break down at times. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With their game against USC this weekend, the Huskies have plenty of challenges to prepare for. First off, which quarterback will be at the helm of the Trojans' offensive attack? Kedon Slovis missed all but two plays of USC's big win over Utah last week and there is still some concern he might not be ready to go by the time they take the field against the Huskies on Saturday. Washington defensive coordinator Jimmy Lake isn't necessarily worried about who takes the snaps (Slovis or Matt Fink) since the concepts of the Trojan offense are the same no matter who winds up distributing the ball, but he is more concerned about his players staying focused on their technique, their rules and making plays when the opportunity presents itself. Ikaika Malloe's charges have their work cut out for them this weekend with USC's running game and trying to get some quick pressure on the young quarterback for the Trojans. He likes what he has seen from some of his younger players, especially now that they've gotten reps on the field, and he feels like the depth that USC has at every position has allowed them to absorb some of the injuries they've suffered and not missed a step. Jordan Paopao loves the progress that his players have made, especially Hunter Bryant and his efforts as far as blocking is concerned. The question also had to be asked, what was it like when they talked to Devin Culp about missing his block on the fake field goal attempt and how it was a great learning experience for the young player. There's been a bit of adversity for running backs coach Keith Bhonapha to deal with as Salvon Ahmed has been determined to be week-to-week due to an injury, but he had players like Sean McGrew and Richard Newton step in and handle things and handled it well. Lastly, Bush Hamdan said the offense is making progress, but he never wants to say they are where they want to be because the moment you do that, you can lay an egg and now you're right back where you started. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - go in-depth on what they expect to see Saturday in Provo, Utah, as the Washington Huskies play Road Dawgs for the first time this year, and they're doing it in the home of the BYU Cougars. UW beat BYU 35-7 last season, but this game hardly appears that lopsided. For starters, the Cougars have a whole new backfield with Zach Wilson and Ty'Son Williams, but they are also really banged up after starting their season against Utah, at Tennessee, and playing USC this past weekend. They appear bloodied, but unbowed. But what does that mean for Washington's offense? Does it mean they should be able to hold on to the ball longer, move the chains more effectively, stand a better chance of pushing passes downfield? And if BYU tries to take away some of UW's weapons, like Hunter Bryant, can the Huskies control the pace of the game and the field position with an efficient run game? On the other side of the ball, how will UW try and defend Zach Wilson? Will they try and spy him to limit his effectiveness running the ball? Will they try and apply constant pressure in the form of blitzes and using multiple players off the edges to shrink the pocket? Or will they sit back and force Wilson to navigate through the Huskies' secondary? And with the game being in Utah, will the Huskies start to unleash some of their Utah-based players like Sam Taimani, MJ Tafisi, and Puka Nacua? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Topics Include: Incredibly awkward intro Hunter Bryant's explosive powers Myles Bryant appreciation time Ahmed/McGrew/Newton BYU Preview Real BYU player name or nah? A mixed bag for the Pac-12 National Party Scene Great Cats/OKGs of the Week

Just how good was Russell Wilson in the Seahawks' victory over the Steelers? Bob Condotta and Larry Stone join Adam Jude (3:10) to discuss Wilson and the Seahawks' 2-0 start. And Mike Vorel (17:35) is back to break down the Huskies' impressive 52-20 victory over Hawaii — on Hunter Bryant's big game and Puka Nacua's first TD reception.

For those Washington fans catching up from a busy weekend of sports - one that saw the Huskies, Seahawks, Mariners, and Sounders all win - here's the media session with junior quarterback Jacob Eason after UW beat Hawai'i 52-20. Eason finished the game 18-25 for 262, three touchdowns, and no interceptions. His quarterback efficiency rating is at 163.80 through three games, good enough for fifth in the Pac-12, and 34th in the country. He talked about getting off to a hot start in the game, bouncing back from the loss to Cal, touchdown throws to Puka Nacua and Hunter Bryant, the support he's getting from his hometown community in Lake Stevens, and a lot more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Apparently for the Washington Huskies, it's how you start AND how you finish. While the third quarter wasn't anything to write home about, the Huskies did enough in the first half and fourth quarter to derail Hawaii's thoughts of beating a third-straight Pac-12 team. Washington won the game 52-20, but if the third quarter hadn't been played, the game would have finished 52-7. But they play the full 60 minutes, and the UW coaches and players talked about the hot start, the inability to come out of halftime strong, and eventually picking it up in the fourth quarter and putting the Rainbow Warriors out of commission. The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Jack McCauley - spoke with Chris Petersen, Bush Hamdan, Jacob Eason, Hunter Bryant, Sean McGrew, Myles Bryant, and Keith Taylor about what went right for the Huskies out of the gate, the impact of picking UH Quarterback Cole McDonald three times had on the game, the lack of getting stuff done in the third quarter, and the strong finish to the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Huskies got back on the winning track on Saturday as they came out focused and ready to go in their 52-20 blowout win over Hawaii. The win gets Washington to 2-1 on the season, but more importantly, it seemed to be a gut-check for the team after their frustrating loss to Cal last weekend. On Saturday, Mother Nature sent wind but very little rain, at least during the game, and gave Husky fans the first taste of fall even though there are still seven days remaining before we official welcome in fall. The Husky offense put on a show early in the first half, jumping out to a 21-0 just under nine minutes into the game and Jacob Eason was a big reason why as he went 8 of 10 for 122 yards with two touchdowns -- one to tight end Hunter Bryant and one to freshman wideout Puka Nacua. He followed that up with his third and final touchdown of the day, a 37-yard strike to wideout Aaron Fuller who was well-covered, but still came up with the touchdown reception. On the defensive side of the ball, Myles Bryant was the star as he grabbed the first two interceptions of the season in the first half and he also contributed the only sack on the day as well as four tackles from his safety spot. The Husky coaches also got plenty of reps for some of the younger players including Richard Newton, a redshirt freshman tailback, who has seen his role grow the past couple of weeks. Newton had eight carries, three of which went for touchdowns, as the Huskies used his physicality inside the redzone to punch the ball across the line. The guys from Dawgman -- Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, Jack McCauley, and Scott Eklund -- all sat down after the game and talked about this big win, gave some of their thoughts on what they saw and looked forward to next week's game at BYU in the post-game podcast... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Wednesday, the media got the chance to talk with several of the Husky players and coaches, but the man on the spot was quarterback Jacob Eason who found himself surrounded by 15 people wanting to hear his thoughts on how he played against Eastern Washington as well as what it is that Cal's defense does so well. Eason gave his thoughts on getting the chance to play for the first time in nearly two years and what it was like to play in front of his friends and family for the first time in quite some time and he also looked back at some of the mistakes he made and knows he has a lot to work on as he continues to get better. We also got the chance to speak with tight end Cade Otton who has had a chance to play with Hunter Bryant now all the way through spring ball and fall camp and what that has been like as well as looking at the Cal film and what the Husky offense can do better. Tailback Salvon Ahmed discussed his music-making skills and what he talked about with Myles Gaskin shortly after finding out that his former teammate made the Miami Dolphins. Will Ahmed get a dinner from Gaskin now that he's making pro money? The junior tailback also said that starters playing on special teams, like he did on Saturday, is something that Chris Petersen expects from his best players and that he enjoyed it. He also talked about Cal and what the Husky offense is preparing for and he also reflected on Washington's first game of the season and what it was like to see Jacob Eason back there taking snaps and directing things. Senior wide receiver Aaron Fuller, who posted two impressive looking touchdown receptions during the game, talked about last year's game at Cal and how turnovers, penalties and mistakes by the offense impacted the game. He also looked back at his one-handed catch and how he and quarterback Jacob Eason had worked on getting that exact look and making that exact throw and catch in practice and it worked to perfection. Offensive coordinator Bush Hamden said he has watched the Cal game almost every day since the completion of that game, delving deep into what went wrong and how they can fix it and also what Cal linebacker Evan Weaver does so well and what they need to do to negate his impact. Offensive line coach Scott Huff said he was pleased with how Matteo Mele played in his first chance to see game action at a position he'd never played and how great it was to get so many reps for all of the young linemen. THE LINEUP Offensive Line Coach Scott Huff Offensive Coordinator Bush Hamdan Tight End Cade Otton Quarterback Jacob Eason Receiver Aaron Fuller Running Back Salvon Ahmed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the College Football season under way, Paul and Matt are back with the first edition of the NFL Draft Report.  In the NFL Draft Report for Week 1 one they discuss many draft eligible prospects from the offensive side of the football. The prospects discussed include Jalen Hurts, Jordan Love, Justin Herbert, Jacob Eason, Chuba Hubbard, Cam Akers, J.K. Dobbins, Kylin Hill, Bryan Edwards, Tammorion Terry, Tyler Vaughns, Isaiah Hodgins, Tarik Black, Hunter Bryant and many more.  In the second segment, the Devy Slant, the guys discuss some of the top underclassmen from the weekend. The prospects discussed include Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, JT Daniels, Bo Nix, Devyn Ford, Terrance Marshall Jr. Brennan Eagles, Jeremy Ruckert and more.  In the third segment, the Tale of the Tape, Paul and Matt take a look at some of the top prospect matchups for week two with a focus on the prospects in LSU versus Texas and Clemson versus Texas A&M.  In the final segment, they deliver the NFL Rookie Report, preseason edition. They talk about many of the NFL rookies in terms of a stock up or down heading into the regular season.   To purchase the S2S Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@KawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

The 2020 positional preview shows continue with the tight end class.  In this episode Paul discusses 15 tight ends in great depth. He shares their strengths, concerns, functional and developmental areas that he saw on film. He also discuss their possible NFL role, best scheme fits and current NFL Draft projection. He also discusses the position overall, comparing it to the 2019 class and shares what prospects, if any can go in round one and how many could possibly go in the top 100. To close out the show he shares his top 15 tight end rankings for the 2020 NFL Draft.  The draft eligible tight ends discussed include Jacob Breeland, Harrison Bryant, Hunter Bryant, Matt Bushman, Grant Calcaterra, Jake Ferguson, Brycen Hopkins, Cole Kmet, Joey Magnifico, Sean McKeon, CJ O'Grady, Albert Okwuegbunam, Colby Parkinson, Jared Pinkney and Mitchell Wilcox.  To purchase the S2S Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@KawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Scott Eklund, and Chris Fetters - recapped a strong Day Three of fall camp, where both the offense and defense traded blows during the more than two-hour practice Sunday, the first 'long' practice of fall.  Myles Bryant had a big day, including a pick of Jake Haener in the end zone on a pass intended for Hunter Bryant, but that offset a nice day throwing the ball for Jacob Eason, who capped off most of his work with a beautiful 42-yard touchdown strike to Chico McClatcher.  Both sides certainly had their moments to gloat, and as practice started to end the lasting image was junior defensive back Elijah Molden waving goodbye to the offense as they were preparing to run gassers.  The guys talked about all the pluses and minuses of the day, if there's been any substantial movement in the quarterback battle, and a lot more in his 38-minute podcast.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters - break down the Washington tight ends room ahead of fall camp, which starts a week from Friday.  The room took some attrition hits, as Drew Sample, Mike Neal and DeShon Williams graduated, and Jusstis Warren left the program. But UW Tight Ends Coach Jordan Paopao has been hot on the trail, picking up a couple of walk-ons in Carson Smith and Lake Washington's Zeke Pelluer, son of former Washington quarterback Steve Pelluer.  How will those new boys fit in with a room with three upperclassmen (Hunter Bryant, Jacob Kizer, and Cade Otton), as well as a redshirt freshman in Devin Culp and a redshirt frosh walk-on in Jack Westover? Culp gained a whopping 35 pounds during the offseason, coming into the spring as a completely different body type. And Westover showed that he might surprise some people this fall as a guy that can create some mismatches down the field.  But Bryant, Kizer and Otton are the 'Big Three', and they will be counted on for the lion's share of the production this fall.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Topics include: Nice things about the Rose Bowl. Not nice things about the Rose Bowl, including: Mangling the end of the first half. More Myles Gaskin, please! The curious case of Hunter Bryant. Was this season an overall disappointment?

In the the NFL Draft Report, Paul and Matt discuss in great detail N'Keal Harry and DK Metcalf as both have declared for the 2019 NFL Draft. They discuss their strengths, their overall game and how they project to the NFL. Some other wide receivers discussed in the segment include Riley Ridley, JJ Arcega-Whiteside and Parris Campbell. Next they discuss two tight end prospects, Caleb Wilson out of UCLA and Jace Sternberger out of Texas A&M. Other prospects discussed include running backs Damien Harris, Mike Weber and Myles Gaskin and quarterbacks Justin Herbert, Dwayne Haskins, Will Grier, Daniel Jones, Shea Patterson and Jarrett Stidham. In the Devy Slant, the guys discuss some of the top underclassmen quarterback prospects in the country. The focus in this episode was on running back Najee Harris of Alabama, wide receivers Henry Ruggs III, Jhamon Ausbon and Donovan People -Jones and tight end prospect Hunter Bryant out of Washington. In the Tale of The Tape, they look ahead to the upcoming prospects and matchups they will be focusing in on during the five major conference championship games this upcoming weekend. In the NFL Rookie Report for Week 12 Paul discusses just how great of a rookie class it has been and how high the ceiling is moving forward for this class. He first discusses the five rookie quarterbacks focusing in on Baker Mayfield, Lamar Jackson and Josh Allens performance from this weekend. Next, he discusses the running backs and how Saquon Barkley is arguably already the best running back in football and the number one dynasty asset. He also discusses how this class has the potential to have another RB1 in Nick Chubb, multiple other high RB2 in Sony Michel and Kerryon Johnson and Phillip Lindsay plus the upside of Derrius Guice next year. Lastly, he discusses the wide receivers focusing in on Calvin Ridley, the emergence of DJ Moore, Dante Pettis, Trey Quinn and Deon Cain. To purchase the S2s Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: TheQuantEdge- if you use the code S2SEdge, you can get 10% off your season long membership  Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

Welcome to The Auburn Podcast, your daily Auburn sports podcast presented by Auburn Undercover and hosted by Zac Blackerby. On the show Friday, the conversation is a rebroadcast. Blackerby is joined by Painter Sharpless of ESPN 106.7. The guys take a question from a subscriber a discuss what it would look like if Nick Saban coached the Tigers. Both Blackerby and Sharpless believe there is not a huge gap in regard to “X’s and O’s” and do not think it would affect the 2018 season too much. The guys also chat about the Washington receiver missing the season opener in Atlanta and how things are beginning to look more and more favorable for Auburn’s team. Use the following time marks to navigate the podcast: Start of the show: Blackerby and Sharpless answer the subscriber’s question about Saban and the Tigers and discuss the gap between Gus Malzahn and Saban. They believe the gap is closer than people think, 10-minute mark: Washington’s leading returning receiver, tight end Hunter Bryant, will not play in the opener against the Tigers. Blackerby starts to talk himself into the Tigers for the week one prediction. 14-minute mark: Blackerby asks a reasonable question wondering if Malzahn will have the team ready to go week one. End of the show: The guys wrap up the podcast by talking about some former Auburn standouts that are now in the league and are not being featured in good news. Former Auburn receiver Ricardo Louis will miss this whole season and former Auburn defensive back Joh Holsey will miss some time due to injuring his foot. Tune in to the Auburn Podcast on Auburn Undercover and wherever you can find and subscribe to podcasts. The Auburn Podcast is published Monday through Friday at Auburn Undercover and includes guests and experts from Auburn Undercover. If you want more Auburn Podcasts, check out AuburnPodcast.com to gain access to exclusive podcasts every Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Auburn Podcast, your daily Auburn sports podcast presented by Auburn Undercover and hosted by Zac Blackerby. On the show Friday, Blackerby is joined by Painter Sharpless of ESPN 106.7. The guys take a question from a subscriber a discuss what it would look like if Nick Saban coached the Tigers. Both Blackerby and Sharpless believe there is not a huge gap in regard to “X’s and O’s” and do not think it would affect the 2018 season too much. The guys also chat about the Washington receiver missing the season opener in Atlanta and how things are beginning to look more and more favorable for Auburn’s team. Use the following time marks to navigate the podcast: Start of the show: Blackerby and Sharpless answer the subscriber’s question about Saban and the Tigers and discuss the gap between Gus Malzahn and Saban. They believe the gap is closer than people think, 10-minute mark: Washington’s leading returning receiver, tight end Hunter Bryant, will not play in the opener against the Tigers. Blackerby starts to talk himself into the Tigers for the week one prediction. 14-minute mark: Blackerby asks a reasonable question wondering if Malzahn will have the team ready to go week one. End of the show: The guys wrap up the podcast by talking about some former Auburn standouts that are now in the league and are not being featured in good news. Former Auburn receiver Ricardo Louis will miss this whole season and former Auburn defensive back Joh Holsey will miss some time due to injuring his foot. Tune in to the Auburn Podcast on Auburn Undercover and wherever you can find and subscribe to podcasts. The Auburn Podcast is published Monday through Friday at Auburn Undercover and includes guests and experts from Auburn Undercover. If you want more Auburn Podcasts, check out AuburnPodcast.com to gain access to exclusive podcasts every Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We discuss Hunter Bryant's injury and the impact on the offense as well as 2 things the UW AD should do right now. Also thoughts on recruiting. Q&A includes a Q on your favorite game seen in person.

Tysen, Mike and Kaila discuss: UW baseball heading to the CWS, Hunter Bryant and a new commit (0:00) How will losing Bryant affect the offense (26:50) Coach Pete's recruiting strategy (38:35) Rate, review and subscribe on iTunes! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dawg-thoughts/support

We recap the Cal game, preview STD U (That's ASU if you don't know), answer some questions and mini-rant as the pod closes. We focus on Hunter Bryant's performance and emergence as #2 receiver, the need for a 3rd option, the lack of explosive games and we rank the toughest games left. 

The Washington Huskies took care of business Saturday night 38-7 with a defense that set records and an offense that methodically took what was given. The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, Scott Eklund and Luke Mounger - delve into the game a little deeper, as well as dig into 'Cupcakegate', the play of freshman tight end Hunter Bryant, becoming bowl eligible, what happened with Lavon Coleman and Azeem Victor, getting some injured players back, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Washington TE Hunter Bryant joins Isaac Saenz on the Pro Football Chase Podcast to discuss his college career and his NFL future. Bryant also talks about his versatility and how he can create mismatches at the next level. Bryant (6-2, 248lbs) started 12 games in 2019 and caught 52 passes for 825 yards, and three touchdowns. Bryant earned second-team Associated Press All-American, first-team All-Pac-12, and John Mackey Award finalist honors. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/profootballchase-podcast/donations