⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Boise State returns third-year starting quarterback Maddux Madsen healthy after injuries and an inexperienced receiving corps contributed to his regression last season. - The Broncos expect their run game to remain an offensive strength behind Sire Gaines, Dylan Riley and an offensive line that performed well during fall camp. - Boise State must replace nearly all of its leading receivers, but JUCO transfer Akeem Wright added 30 pounds and emerged as a fall-camp breakout candidate for a major role. - The defensive front projects as a strength behind Jayden Virgin-Morgan, Max Stege and Mikaio Edward, while poor tackling, interior depth and a secondary replacing five contributors remain concerns. - Boise State's model-based outlook centers on 9-3 and roughly a 15% playoff chance because its first Pac-12 schedule is unusually demanding and the passing game's ceiling remains uncertain.

- OL: Thought this going into last year (so trying to take it with a grain of salt) but it's hard not to feel optimistic about this team coming out of an SD interview..

- OL: Video: Boise State offensive lineman Jason Steele talks with the media after practice today about getting reps at both guard and center.

- QB/OL: Notes from Boise State's scrimmage today, having chatted with head coach Spencer Danielson.

- Injury: It was pretty clear at the Senior Bowl that he was going to be a guard in the league.

- OL: Offensive line on day two.

- OL: Can confirm OL Jake Steele is no longer with the Boise State program.

- OL/RB: Key players to watch for Boise State in 2026 Dylan Riley (RB) Sire Gaines (RB) Tyler Ethridge (Transfer OT) Roger Carreon (OL) Max Stege (DL) Jayden Virgin-Morgan (EDGE) Boen Phelps (LB) Jaden Mickey (DB)