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A lot left over from the Mike Bobo (eww) era, and a lot brought in by Steve Addazio. Thoughts: This is a tough team to figure out. Sat, Nov 13 vs Air Force 4:00 PM on CBSSN Sat, Sept 11 vs Vanderbilt 7:00 PM on CBSSN 2021 Scheduleįri, Sep 3 vs South Dakota State 6:00 PM on FS1

This is my wildcard for the entire Rams team this year because if we see some good play out of this secondary, the rest of the defense is talented enough to make this a really hard team to score against. Chuck Heater (again, all time football name) has an aggressive style when it comes to defensive backs, and that can often have unpredictable results. But considering they only played 4 games, those 16 sacks are an impressive feat for a defense returning its entire defensive line and linebacking core. The Rams had a total of 16 sacks last year, which on the surface actually sounds pretty terrible. That is a bit skewed however due to absolutely abysmal Special Teams play. They were 104th out of 127 teams in college football scoring defense. Also, Chuck Heater is an all time Defensive Coordinator name, just for the record.Ĭause for concern: While CSU is returning most of last years talent, last years talent wasn’t exactly awe-inspiring. And from everything being said at camp, Chuck Heater seams to like what he’s got over there. Outside of the defensive line, CSU essentially is returning every player from that side of the ball from last year. All guys that have proven spurts of dominance at various points in their careers. Not to be outshined, the Rams also bring back Toby McBride (Trey McBride’s little brother), Manny Jones, Devin Phillips, and Ellison Hubbard. It’s hard not to start with Miami transfer Scott Patchan, who in only four games last year, had five and a half sacks and seven and a half tackles for a loss. Reasons for optimism: This team’s defensive front is LEGIT. Bailey taking over as the lead back this year for the Rams. Addazio brought this kid in for a reason and it’s not hard to imagine Mr. Another Boston College transfer, Bailey will be competing for snaps at running back with Marcus McElroy and converted WR A’Jon Vivens. Again, this will largely be determined by what type of QB play CSU gets this year. This was the Rams 3rd down conversion rate on offense last year. Playing through injuries last year was tough for him, but he’s a legitimate threat on the ground and if he can prove accuracy in the passing game, this concern might turn into an asset.

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Combine these two with an offensive line returning all 5 starters, plus a couple more Boston College transfers to compete for the starting spots, and new Offensive Coordinator Jon Budmayr has to like the foundation that’s been built on that side of the ball.Ĭause for concern: What is CSU going to get out of the most important position on the field? Temple transfer Todd Centeio earned the starting QB spot in Spring camp, but Ram fans are still clamoring to see if this is the guy that can lead this team to a shot at the Mountain West Championship. The Rams have two of the best weapons in the entire conference on their side in Trey McBride and Dante Wright. Today I’ll be previewing what we’ll be getting this year from the boys in green and gold, as CSU looks to put a disappointing 2020 season in their rearview and focus on a bright future ahead.

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It seems like we haven’t experienced real football in years with everything that’s been going on, but it’s (hopefully) going to be the real deal this year with full capacity crowds, drunk college kids, and hard hitting, always entertaining Mountain West football. Nothing beats the smell of freshly cut grass on a Saturday in the fall. College football season is finally approaching.