What's going on you guys is 5 season sports checking back with another video and not that spring ball is over in the season is right around the corner. I couldn't resist but to give my take on the potential starters for the Colorado Buffalo's this season. Get ready, because we have a low to roster feel with solid players so I can't imagine how tough it'll be for the coach and staff to come up with a depth chart for week one against TCU. But before we get into it, if you enjoy the content with the channel, hit that like button like it stole something from you and make sure you subscribe so you can stand the loop every time we drop a new video. So let's kick things off with the rival series in this segment. At the X, I have Javane Antonio and right behind him is Jalen Ellis. These guys are massive targets and will probably come down with a ball nine times at a 10 against any opponent. Back in them up, I have a Marion Miller, a freshman who already stands at 6200. With this size and build reminding me of Adam Dealing, I really think he'll be a valuable asset when either Antonio or Ellis need a breather or if they have different assignments on the field. Now in the slot, we have a cheat code and Travis Hunter. We all know what Travis can do when the ball is in his hands. He'll basically leave the defense scratching their heads wondering what he'll do next. You know, probably do a TikTok dance after he does it. Although Hunter is interchangeable and can eat anywhere in the Y receiver room, I place him in the slot for now. Tavarge Dawson and potentially Caleb Matthus will form the backbone of the slot receiver position and trust me when I say DBs in the slot will have a tough time guarding against Dawson and Hunter. Also Caleb Matthus with his smooth route running skills make him a valuable addition to the lineup. He plays bigger than he looks and he doesn't waste steps with the line of scrimmage. But with that being said, let's keep an eye out for Matthus to be redshaded before reaching at 3rd or 4th game threshold. Shifting gears to the next slot, we have Jimmy Horn Jr. With him and the rest of the receivers in the roster, it's hard for me to believe that Sean Lewis won't be running 4 or 5 receivers sets on offense. Therefore, if we do see a Titan in the game, we should anticipate them primarily focused on blocking or finding seams and gaps in the defense to exploit for huge gains. Cameron Rising from Utah did a really good job with this last season using Dalton Kincaid and he just got drafted by the bills. But keeping this in mind, a crazy idea would be using a Javane Antonio at Titan, but realistically speaking, it'll most likely be Lewis Pasarello, but you get the point. So getting back to Jimmy, him and Willie Gaines will be a major problem for opposing defenses. They bring grit, hunger, and the ability to gain yards in large chunks. If you watch JSU for the ball last season, you know Willie Gaines is really a dog and he will make a play whether you're expecting it or not. He just has that effector, plus him and Shidor already have that chemistry on the field, so it'll be fun to see him in open space and even on kickoff returns. And let's not forget about Adam Hopkins, a promising 6 foot 170 freshman who's eager to learn the offense and join this pack of dogs. Hopkins is bound to become a monster with these two leading the way and teach him all the ropes. Moving on to the Zero Seaver, we have Xavier Weaver and Chromani McClain. Weaver is an automatic go-to target. Considering his experience in crazy ball skills after the catch, I have a strong feeling he'll become Shidor's favorite receiver. I see he can pretty much run any number on the rotary and make it look easy. Romani McClain could be an honorable mention, because I know Coach Parmer's ready to see Blakey and do on both sides of the ball just like Travis Hunter. And ironically, McClain and Travis shared almost the same as Rebels. They both come in at 165 with McClain edging out 100 about 1 inch at 62. But now that I think about it, Travis might be around 170 by now, so once that training table and weight protein kicks in, he should be around 180 in by then mentoring the younger guys to get their weight up. And as you can see, I've also had my prediction for the offensive line. But if you watch my videos in the past, you know I usually focus more on skill positions in the defensive line, so I don't dive too deep into the O line, but I definitely want to hear your opinions on the offensive line and where you play some of these guys to improve the lineup. Or would you keep it the same? Join the conversation and let me know what you guys think. Because I know some of you guys may have more knowledge on the O line than I do. And of course, you already know Shredora starting. He's probably a top 5 QB in the pack 12 and he hasn't even played a game yet. I spent really big things running the season with all the energy he's been putting out, so hopefully he can back it up and make those split decisions from what those linebackers and edge ruchers are coming full speed. And speaking of full speed, the running back room is full of speed and power. Altima, Casco, Kawasei, Smoke, and Dylan Edwards. And let me drop this one on you guys. Dylan might just shake things up while playing while I was seabed and possibly being used in some jet sweeps, so let's keep an eye out for that. Now here's the heads up. This is only part 1. I'll be diving into the defensive line up in part 2 and trust me. Brothers will be ruffled. But before we get there, I want to hear your thoughts on the offensive line up, so don't follow back, drop your comments below, and let me know who you think should start. Or how you will shake up this line up so Colorado can be every team by 60 in the pack 12.