Podcast: Early 2026 Kansas State Season Preview | Cover 3 Summer School
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- Kansas State's offensive ceiling still depends on how much Avery Johnson's legs are unlocked, since the quarterback run threat is central to the program's offensive identity.
- The speaker tied that identity back to the old Kansas State/Wildcat offense idea: defenses must believe they have to stop the quarterback run.
- Johnson has gotten bigger, but the staff was viewed as understandably cautious with him, and he is not the same body type as Collin Klein or Michael Bishop.
- The passing concern is intermediate accuracy, which was flagged as an area Johnson can improve after an overall solid season.
- Kansas State's offensive ceiling still depends on how much Avery Johnson's legs are unlocked, since the quarterback run threat is central to the program's offensive identity.
- The speaker tied that identity back to the old Kansas State/Wildcat offense idea: defenses must believe they have to stop the quarterback run.
- Johnson has gotten bigger, but the staff was viewed as understandably cautious with him, and he is not the same body type as Collin Klein or Michael Bishop.
- The passing concern is intermediate accuracy, which was flagged as an area Johnson can improve after an overall solid season.
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