Podcast: EXCLUSIVE: Hudson Cederland on WSU's New Era, Tight End Evolution & Fall Camp
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- Washington State plans to make tight end a more versatile and prominent part of the 2026 offense, using the room for play action, receiving concepts, inserts, counter and power looks.
- The staff can move Trey Lechner, Hudson Cederland and Jack Peterson through the backfield and fullback alignments, pointing toward a more pro-style approach with multiple personnel looks designed to alter linebacker keys.
- The tight end room was described as deep, hard-nosed and engaged in a healthy competition, with multiple players capable of sharing the field rather than competing for a single isolated role.
- Washington State plans to make tight end a more versatile and prominent part of the 2026 offense, using the room for play action, receiving concepts, inserts, counter and power looks.
- The staff can move Trey Lechner, Hudson Cederland and Jack Peterson through the backfield and fullback alignments, pointing toward a more pro-style approach with multiple personnel looks designed to alter linebacker keys.
- The tight end room was described as deep, hard-nosed and engaged in a healthy competition, with multiple players capable of sharing the field rather than competing for a single isolated role.
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