Nebraska Football RB depth chart predictions and breakout candidates

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Today we'll talk about Nebraska's running back battle, offer our breakout candidates

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Nebraska content. As always, Go Big Red! Who, Danny, do you think will emerge from a loaded running back room in this year's

Nebraska team? I think in terms of new players, I think Anthony Grant has a chance to emerge

He was a big get. He played for Florida State for a little bit

This is a guy we saw in the spring game. He really has the ability to burst through the holes quickly and find that open field

He's fast. He's physical. And then I guess if you're talking about current players on the roster, Ramiro Johnson

I mean, you saw what he did during that Michigan game and that kind of gave us a glimpse or

not a glimpse because we already knew what he could bring to the table. But that just kind of reaffirmed, you know, the skills that he has

He's got good hands. He's got speed. He's got great vision. So I think honestly, not to go on too much of a tangent or whatever here, but I think

the running back room has a lot of players and a lot of good depth that hopefully we'll

see on the field because, you know, and you can correct me if I'm wrong, Chris, the past

couple of years, we haven't really had enough depth to where we'd feel comfortable throwing

them out on the field and, you know, that kind of playmaking

Yeah, it's been it's been interesting. The running back room, we talk about the quarterbacks not being that successful under Scott Frost

but there hasn't really outside of divine as Igbo his first year. I believe that's the only thousand yard rusher and there hasn't really been, you know, much

development there. They tried using one Dale Robinson there. It didn't really work out

So, you know, they've got a hit on Anthony Grant and I think that they will

He looks like he's ready to take over that job as the starter. But I do agree that Ramir Johnson is going to have a role this year and I think we're

going to see him, I hope, get about 15 touches every game

You know, about 10 rushing attempts, about five receptions. I think he needs to see the ball that much

I do believe he's one of Nebraska's, you know, better impact players on offense

But Grant's the guy I can see carrying the ball about 15 or 20 times per game

And I'm also really high on Gabe Irvin. I thought he looked good in the scrimmage the other day

Another kid out of Buford, Georgia, which is a big time high school program that produces

a lot of big time players. Yant, I think, has looked well

And then also I keep hearing things about AJ Allen and I saw him break off some explosive

runs in the scrimmage. So don't forget about AJ Allen. That's the we'll get to that here in a second as we, you know, talk about some freshman

impact players. But I totally agree that the guy that's going to emerge as getting the most carries this

season is going to be Anthony Grant. And people can say as far as the lack of production at the running back position, oh

it's the plate calling and oh, it's the offensive line. And yes, I agree to a point

But I also think there was really no development in the running back room

I think similar to the offensive line, they got to a point where they were what they were

And you didn't really see a ton of growth or progress. I think Brian Applewhite brings a new attitude and a fresh face into that running back room

as the coach. And I'm excited to see what he's going to do with this unit, because there are some ballers

Yeah, I do think it's going to be hard for anybody to say get to a thousand yards, because I think the carry, you know, I don't know if anybody is going to get 200 carries, but

if anybody does, I think it'll be Anthony Grant. And you know, I think between Grant and Johnson, I think they're they're going to get about

fifteen hundred total yards. And I would say between the two of them, I wouldn't be surprised if they had they each

had a thousand yards from scrimmage this year. Yeah, and if all the running back room does this year is extend drives by getting those

extra three or four yards, then I'm good with that. I mean, we talked a little bit in last week's episode about how, you know, it was quick

three and outs sometimes last year. And by the time, you know, the fourth quarter came around, the defense was gassed

So even if the running backs are there just to provide some balance and, you know, supplementary

production, then I'm OK with that as well. Complementary football, as they always say

So now that we've taken some mailbag questions, another topic we wanted to discuss today

you know, with the season 17 days away is breakout candidates, you know, for this upcoming season

So Danny and I have each kind of, you know, thought about this. So we have one breakout candidate that we're looking at on both sides of the ball

So let's just start with offense. Danny, who is your breakout candidate for the Husker offense here in twenty twenty two

I'm going to kind of go off the board here a little bit and say Travis Vocalik

I mean, he appears to be, you know, the starting tight end

There's actually a screenshot and from I think it was. I want to say Bill Bush, but on the piece of paper, because I zoomed in because I'm

a crazy football fan, it said tight end Vocalik at the top spot

And, you know, I think he could really he's not going to, you know, win the John Mackey

Award, I don't think. But he's going to provide some production. I mean, he caught 11 passes for one hundred twenty seven yards last season

Starting major. But, you know, he's coming in as one of the veterans on this team

He's a senior. And so I'm excited to see what they can get out of the tight end position, because they

were finally starting to use it more last year. We saw the great year that Austin Allen had last year

And so I'm excited to see that hopefully continue. And for Travis, I got a big smile when you said that, because that was my breakout candidate

to for offense, Travis Vocalik. So I really do. I agree 100 percent

I think he's going to actually have not maybe quite as big a year as Austin Allen, but I

think he's going to push about 500 yards receiving. I think he's going to catch between 30 and 40 passes

I just think that there's a lot more weapons on the outside. I think that's going to open up the middle of the field for him

And for Casey Thompson, who's actually an accurate passer, you know, that's a dig on

Adrian Martinez. I think he's going to be able to take advantage of Travis Vocalik, who I believe is probably

going to get a lot of kind of single coverage inside. And I think you can say the same about right here, Johnson on, you know, with linebackers

and stuff. And, you know, Nebraska's got to take advantage of those matchups

So I 100 percent agree. I think Vocalik's going to have a big season and I think he's going to do enough to get

himself drafted, honestly. Yeah, I mean, you know, we kind of saw Austin Allen have the, you know, a breakout season

last year. And off the top of my head, I don't remember if he got drafted. I don't think so

I think he signed an undrafted free agent deal. Am I remembering that correctly

And so, I mean, getting to the pros is getting to the pros, whether you're drafted, undrafted

free agent, you know. So I think this is a year where a lot of, you know, upperclassmen stock can really

you know, rise for the better and not fall, as we've seen in other years

So I'm excited to see what Vocalik can do. And then, Chris, I'll throw it over to you as far as a defensive breakout candidate

because I have two and I'm trying to decide between one. There are a few different kind of breakout candidates this year

But on defense, I'm going to go, you know, for a breakout candidate, you know, that's

somebody to me, maybe a little less expected. And we talked about, you know, the pass rush kind of earlier, but I'm going to go inside

with Ty Robinson. I think he hasn't quite met expectations for, you know, where he was recruited, you

know, Clemson and some other big programs. I think Alabama was interested in him, you know, when he committed

You really need that interior pass rush. You know, when we were talking about our mailbag questions in the 2019, one reason they had

so many sacks is because Sue was able to push the pocket. I mean, even if he wasn't getting a sack, he was bulldozing those guys back into the

quarterback and so he had nowhere to go. So when you have somebody who can collapse the middle of the pocket, it makes it so much

easier for your edge rushers to get home. And I think that's going to be a big focus for Ty Robinson, who seems to be on a mission

this year to prove that, you know, he can live up to his recruiting ranking

I think he was disappointed in how he played last year. And I think we're going to see a different Ty Robinson on the field for the Huskers in 2022

I had totally forgotten he was recruited by Clemson, but you're right

I remember that being, you know, oh wow, he stole a recruit from Clemson and so far he

hasn't lived up to it. But you know, he did show flashes last year

And then I think for me, it's not that these two struggled last year

I'm going to have two, but it's more so I see them taking on, you know, a huge role

defensively, Garrett Nelson and Luke Reimer. And you know, you could even throw, you know what, I'm even going to throw Nick Heinrich

in there. I think like that group, you know, you talk about passing the charts, you know, so many

Nebraska defensive players went to the NFL. You had JoJo, I'm thinking outside my head, JoJo was a huge one

And when you have, you know, guys like Reimer who had 90 tackles last season, it's not so

much that he needs to break out, but I'm looking at this in terms of breaking out as, you know

a leader as that rock of that defense. And sure, he played like it last season, but now it's about passing the torch and, you

know, not only leading with his play, but also leading, you know, a defense that is

undergoing changes. And, you know, he was electric last year and I'm excited to see what Reimer and Nelson

who had, you know, I think it was 57 total tackles in 2021, what those guys can do because

they're the next wave that's going to help stabilize that defense. And, you know, now it's time for them to really step up and, you know, make a name for

themselves. And boy, are they fun to watch because they all play that same aggressive, you

know, feline. Yeah. And I love Reimer's, you know, kind of extends the walk on tradition at Nebraska

That's always been a huge thing. And to see him, you know, emerge as a former walk on has been awesome

I feel great about the linebacking group, you know. But yes, those guys in the front seven, I think really need to step up this year

And I think this could be the best kind of front seven group that Scott Frost has had

So, you know, we'll see. We're saying that about a lot of positions, though. So hopefully, you know, that comes to fruition this season

That's, you know, potential doesn't mean anything. It's about what you do on the field

So hopefully the Huskers will find a way to produce this year. But, you know, talking about potential, you know, freshmen are always, you know, kind of

that topic. You see the freshmen sign and you're wondering when they're going to get on the

field. I don't know that there's going to be a ton of freshmen impacts

This year, but we're also going to look at, you know, who potentially out of this freshman

class can make an impact on the team this year. So I'll throw it over to you, Danny

We'll kind of do it the same way with the breakout players. Who is a freshman that you're watching on offense that can make an impact

Now, can I include transfers in this? I know they're not freshmen, but can I include that? Sure, we'll do it. You have a new guy defensively

Tommy Hill. Tommy Hill, you know, he's gotten good reviews. He's a hard physical player, I believe

You know, Scott Frost called him NFL ready at one point. So if he just stays the course, you know, I think he's going to be tremendously fun to

watch. Nebraska recruited him back in the day. He ended up going to Arizona State

And, you know, now he's back in Lincoln. You know, he's a physical player, hard hitter, good vision

And I think he can really kind of, you know, break out and be that

you know, stabilizing figure in the secondary, because even with losing seasons

Nebraska has had, you know, players in the secondary, you know, go to the next level

Lamar Jackson is one I'm thinking off the top of my head right now. And so I'm excited to see what Hill can do

And I'll throw it over to you. In terms of a defensive freshman, you know, there's not a ton of guys, but one guy I

think that could have an impact this year is Jaden Gold, the freshman cornerback

And not I do think that Newsom and Tommy Hill are going to start

I think that those are the top two guys, clearly. But you need more than two cornerbacks to make it through the season

And at times I wish that Nebraska would play a cornerback in the nickel spot instead of

line. I don't necessarily think that's the best thing to have your linebacker be a

nickel all the time. I mean, look around college, how many other teams do that anymore

So I wouldn't mind seeing, you know, if a defensive back emerged, you know, especially

against three, four or five wide receiver sets to see some more DBs out there

And I think Jaden Gold, you know, he's a top 150 recruit, was committed to USC

I think he's a guy that, you know, if of anybody on the defensive side of the ball

from this freshman class can make an impact in year one, I think it's him. Ernest Houseman, too, I mean, I think, you know, I think it's worthy mentioning his

name, he's been getting good praise over the course of camp, and so I'm excited to

see what he can do as well. I remember it was big when Nebraska landed him because he was an in-state kid

And so I'm excited to see what he can do as well. There are a lot of players. I'm just looking at the list again

There are a lot of names. Yeah, he's a great guy from Columbus, Nebraska. I do think he's going to play this year, especially on special teams

But, you know, I just feel like the, you know, Reimer and Henrik inside are so solid that, you know, that's maybe going to limit him a little bit

But yeah, he's he's definitely on my watch list, too. What about the offensive side of the ball

Who's a freshman that you're keeping an eye on offensively? There's so many names and I'll give you three and then I'll narrow it down to one

Janair and Bonner, the wide receiver, A.J. Allen and then Anthony Grant, and I think

Oh, and and the coldest Crawford, too, but to narrow that to one

I don't want to say Grant again because I already said Grant. But you know what

I'm going to say Grant, I think he can make that splash that we've been looking

for in the running back room. And, you know, I think he has the

type of playmaking potential to really assert himself in what is a crowded room

And I know you mentioned A.J. Allen earlier. Nebraska has a bright future at the running back position because of those two guys

And I know we're only asking for one, but boy, there's a lot of playmakers

Yeah, I like both of the freshman receivers that you mentioned. I think they both have a bright future

I like Camonte Grimes, too. You know, another, you know, athlete receiver

I think he was a three star, but he's kind of underrated. I think he's going to be an exciting player to watch, too

I just think that there's so much depth at wide receiver that it's going to be hard for those guys to make much happen this year

So the guy I'm focused on is A.J. Allen. I really think that we're going to see him touch the football

week zero against Northwestern. That's one of my predictions. I think we're going to see him catch some passes

I think we're going to see him run the football. It sounds like that Mark Whipple, you know, really believes in this kid

And, you know, Nebraska flipped him from TCU four star running back from Texas

You know, the competition down there is really good. So I don't think it's going to be a huge adjustment for him

And he's a guy, you know, I don't think he's going to be a starter or anything this year, but I definitely see him

having some production for the Huskers at running back. And it's interesting when you look at some of the candidates

at some positions that are already full, you know, maybe not make an impact this year, but down the road, guys like running back

Emma Johnson, quarterback Richard Torres, who Mark Whipple was high on. Tight end Chase Androff

You know, these are guys that we shouldn't forget about. And I know it's easy because we have a lot of transfers

But, you know, guys like Johnson and Torres and Androff, I think they could be pieces down the road

I'm curious to see where Androff fits, especially, you know, as the tight end position continues to get bogged down by injuries

I'm not saying he's going to start or even play this year, but

you know, down the road, whereas a guy like Chase Androff. Yeah, you talk about injury, you know, it's been a crushing thing

for me personally as Thomas Fadon. You know, I was so excited about his commitment

I mean, I thought he was going to be a dynamic, instant, you know, playmaker

instant impact playmaker. And, you know, he probably would be if he hadn't gotten hurt

And he's hurt again or he got hurt again this fall. You know, I think he's coming back from that

I don't know if anybody really knows if he's going to play this season, hopefully

But I mean, this was a guy who was a top 100 kid. I mean, just about everybody wanted him

I can't believe Nebraska got him. And it just it hasn't worked out. So, I mean, sometimes you almost feel like a little bit that Scott Frost

has just been a little snake bitten. You know, I mean, just the top recruits aren't working out

Guys are getting hurt. You know, it's just there's a lot of different things. But hopefully Fadon can get healthy, because I do think he's one of the more

talented players that, you know, Frost has signed in these past five years

And, you know, I'll call him the big three at the position at the time

Thomas Fadon, A.J. Rollins, James Carney. I mean, Carney, I know, is coming back from injury in the spring

Rollins, I think, is developing, but I don't think he's still there yet

So there is a lot of potential and a lot of big names from the high school circuit

We just have to see what they're made of and we have to hope

that they're healthy because tight end, you know. Guys that are six foot six, two hundred thirty pounds are not supposed to be

running people over full speed, the body just isn't made for that

So it's already a tough position for injuries and things like that

And I just hope a guy like Fedoni sees the field. But, you know, I think it's important to, from Nebraska's perspective

develop a guy like Androff, who may be waiting in the wings because he could be needed, unfortunately

Yeah, for sure. You know, this this team has a lot of talent. And, you know, speaking of that, we were talking about, you know

just some of the Nebraska guys that, you know, we're seeing standing out, you know, kind of NFL training camps and mini camps

And, you know, hopefully this team will develop and have some guys drafted, you know, in this coming year

But one guy from the twenty twenty one team that was drafted is Samori Toure

And, you know, he's been kind of tearing it up for the Packers. They have like a family night type thing where it's like an exhibition

but he caught a 56 yard touchdown from Jordan Love the other day. And it looks like he's got a very good chance of making the 53 man roster

You know, Cam Juergens has stood out, you know, with the Eagles, Jojo Demond

Cam Taylor, right with the Bengals. You know, they said that he's been one of their best rookies, according to reports

But who are some of those NFL, you know, Husker alums that you're kind of keeping an eye on right now, Danny

Toure, because he fits the modern game very well. He's a good route runner

He can get down the field and, you know, he is catching the attention

of the Green Bay coaching staff. Aaron Rodgers gave him praise. So I'm excited to see what he does

And, you know, same thing with a guy like Jojo. You know, he is a quick linebacker

He can cover, you know, a running back, if need be, cover a slot receiver

So those two players in particular fit the modern game very well

And, you know, we kind of knew that when they were at Nebraska

And it's great to see them, you know, progress throughout the NFL

and, you know, turn heads, because I'd love to see these two be mainstays in the NFL for a long time

And then on my end, shout out to Cam Juergens. I completely bashed him when he decided to go pro

I thought it was a terrible decision. And, you know, he had a great combine and now he's

you know, making noise in Philadelphia Eagles camp. So good for him

A former tight end turned to a center and yeah. And it's interesting, too, because you look at like early picks at center

in the first or second round, they own those guys are almost never bust

That's like the most reliable position you can draft in the NFL as a center

So I think the Eagles are going to be very happy. I don't know that Juergens is going to play center

You know, this season, because they got Travis Kelsey in Philadelphia, but long term, you know, he's going to be I think he's going to be starting

for the Eagles for ten years. I believe I truly believe that

And Trey, you know, it's funny because I am a Packers fan. And with Trey, I don't know if people remember, but, you know

when they drafted him and he started standing out in camp, the first name that comes to my mind is Donald Driver

And I know that that's like a huge comparison, like a Packers Hall of Famer

But Donald Driver was a seventh round pick out of Alcorn State. And Samori Turay, while he came from Nebraska, he played at Montana

two years earlier and he was a great player there. And I believe, you know, had he played like two or three years at Nebraska

I think he would have been drafted much higher. You know, they didn't play on a great team

He didn't have a great quarterback, but he still had five 100 yard games last year

And the Packers lost like their top three receivers from a year ago

So there's plenty of opportunities. And the great thing about the NFL is it is a true meritocracy

It's not about where you were recruited or where you were drafted or how much you're paid

You know, those guys, it's about winning and he's going to get on the field

And I think it's I'm not going to be shocked if, you know, he catches a touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers this year

And honestly, if Green Bay can continue to develop Christian Watson and Samori Turay

they have a nice little one, two combo, I think, for the future

So I know, you know, they should have drafted more weapons for Aaron Rodgers and all that

But, you know, they're they're set up well for the end. You know, and then you look at Cam Taylor, I think he's a guy

you know, the Bengals obviously were in the Super Bowl last year. There's talk about how he could push, you know, Eli Apple for some playing time

So he's a guy that could come in. And for I mean, a fifth round pick to me, he was like a third round talent

I thought that he was so good last year on that defense. Just such a reliable piece

And so, yeah, it doesn't surprise me in all that he's pushing to be like their nickel corner and, you know, probably going to start someday

I just I think the Bengals really got to steal with Cam Taylor Britt

Eli Apple is just so difficult to watch. I sure hope Cam Taylor Britt does something because Eli Apple's a bum

And so, you know, I as you can tell, I really don't like Eli Apple

but in all seriousness, you know, Cam Taylor Britt's another hybrid defensive player who has tremendous athleticism

you know, can jump really high, has a good, you know, leap, can tackle, plays hard

I mean, he fits. I I will say this for all the winning that Scott Frost hasn't done

and this and that the players that have gone to the NFL

under Frost are. Very talented skill set wise for the NFL, they fit the game very well

And so Taylor Britt's another one of those players. And, you know, I'm excited to see what he does, because I hope

you know, it looks like he is the. Husker with the best chance to get a Super Bowl ring

so maybe he can bring home some hardware and make him. And plus, you know, we already had a little bit of a tie to the Bengals

Nebraska fans are former quarterback, you know, Zach Taylor, who, you know, led us to the I think it was the 2008 Big 12 Championship game

I'm trying to think back, but it was it might have been 2006

It was in the Bill Callahan era, which makes it even more impressive for Zach Taylor

But another reason there to to follow the Bengals and to, you know, keep tabs on the Huskers

So we'll kind of look at, you know, wrapping, wrapping things up here before

you know, we we do that and say goodbye. I wanted to just give each of us a chance to kind of touch

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and then a lot of recruiting news. Recruiting with this coaching staff seems never ending, which is exciting

And just looking forward towards the season. You know, I'll be posting some video clips on my Twitter

account of just plays that, you know, I really enjoy from the past

or from the not so past, maybe a couple of years ago. I I realized that my Tommy Frazier one generated a lot of engagement

particularly from Miami fans. So thank you for that. But, you know, I'm just excited to get things going

I'm excited to have things to write about because as a writer, mostly a football writer, May, June and July are absolutely miserable times

So I'm just going to be you mentioned recruiting. And I thought we haven't talked as much about recruiting and that

you know, there is still some visitors, some twenty twenty four guys. But things kind of have slowed down quite a bit in the twenty twenty three class

So really, I just my last question before we go, I was thinking about this the other day

Cameron Leonard still has not committed. And, you know, I saw there was a edge rusher from Penn State who decommitted

I know they're one of the teams that's in the mix. I'm wondering, you know, if they're going to try to make a stronger push there

Are you worried at all that Cameron Leonard has not committed at this point? Hmm, that's a tough one to answer, because

you know, I can't fault him if he's waiting just to see how the season starts

because when you look at the recruiting momentum in the two thousand twenty three

class, you know, the season hasn't even started and we already have

you know, two four star prospects and Riley Van Poppel and Omerian Miller

I mean, the class itself is very strong, but I wouldn't blame some of these guys

if they haven't committed by now, if they want to wait and see what the product is this season

You know, I think it goes back to Malachi Coleman's announcement date as well

You know, this will give him a chance to see what this current Nebraska program

you know, kind of what their trajectory is. If they start winning and, you know, are by some miracle six

you know, in the middle of October, then, you know, I think we'll start

to see more commitments. I'm curious what the hold up is on Lenhart, but hopefully we'll get

an answer sooner rather than later, because I thought he would have been committed one way or the other

So, you know, sometimes it can be he's trying to get an edit

or a video done for his announcement. It could be something as simple as that. It could be, you know, Penn State or Michigan State or somebody else

has given him more to think about. So who knows? But definitely, you know, when recruiting, winning matters, you know

and not just because, you know, kids want to go to the playoff, they want to play for a winner

But at Nebraska, you know, teams don't I mean, kids don't want to commit to a coach

that's not going to be there the next year. And his entire coaching staff is not going to be there

And that's probably what's going to happen if Scott Frost is let go. And so if they don't come out and win games, if you're Malachi Coleman

why would you commit to some to Scott Frost when you're not sure if he's going to be the coach when you could go to Kirby Smart or

you know, Jim Harbaugh or, you know, Lincoln Riley, somebody that you know is going to be there

So I think that's why it's important for Nebraska to win this season, not only because, you know, to show kids they can give them that opportunity

but also, you know, if there's questions about Scott Frost, then the recruiting class is going to fall apart

But hopefully Leonard commits before the season. If not, you know, I think it's

then I would say Nebraska's, you know, maybe just a slight favorite. But that seems like a recruitment they'd have to have to win again

So that's that's kind of my thought on it. This recruiting class kind of also tells me that

whatever happens with Frost, Mickey Joseph is going to stay in some capacity

because you don't land a kid from Louisiana and Omeri Miller. And, you know, that quickly in the middle of or the end of

Beginning of June, I think it was the middle of June, whatever. You don't land him if, you know, there's questions as to whether

Mickey Joseph will stay. So I think Mickey may stay in some capacity if Frost is let go

If not, then, you know, he's he's there anyway. But I think that speaks to me that Mickey Joseph may be around here

longer than just this year. And should Frost get fired, he may be one of the holdovers of the staff

because he doesn't leave, you know, a program like Louisiana. Or, you know, a bigger program like that to come to Nebraska to be

an assistant coach, I understand they have they had a new staff

under Brian Kelly, but surely with his track record, he could have gotten, you know, more money at a more

Yeah, I think that the associate head coach title, you know, is really a big thing that got him here, you know, and he's got a history

in Nebraska, obviously played here. So it wouldn't surprise me if he was a holdover, if something happened with Scott

maybe he would be a candidate. I don't know. I would probably want somebody with head coaching experience

I think Nebraska is a I don't think that Mickey Joseph would be on my list of candidates to be the head coach, to be honest

but I would like him to be on staff still. But at any rate, I just think this team needs to win

And if that happens, recruiting will take care of itself. So with that, we will wrap up episode four of the Husker Big Red podcast

Once again, I am Chris Peterson of Husker Big Red dot com. This is Danny Gillette of the Great Cornholio dot org

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