⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Washington's defensive spring review framed availability as a major depth-chart driver, especially at nickel where Rishong Clark being unavailable gave Ramon Adams a long runway for reps. - Ryland Dillard Allen is expected to be a key piece next to Alex McLaughlin if he stays healthy, with the hosts saying he should be that guy when available. - Jacob Manu is described as fully healthy and no longer wearing the big brace, a positive signal for the linebacker/defensive rotation. - Jacob Lane is identified as the biggest returning name, while one unnamed player is already out for the year and another transfer defensive back's return remains uncertain after injury.

- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways - Washington's spring game was treated as limited evaluation tape because the staff split offensive and defensive lines, which hurt offensive continuity and made it hard to judge the run game cleanly. - Biggest positive: Washington came out of the spring game and spring practice with no new significant injury concern noted by the Dawgman crew. - The hosts said the team is visibly bigger, especially on the offensive and defensive lines, which they view as a major year-two roster-building sign under Jedd Fisch. - DeMond Williams and the receivers were not sharp early in the spring game, with several drops that the hosts said had not been common during normal spring practices.