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- Injury: their top WR and deep threat, Koby Howard is listed as out 😱 342 yds rec.

- Pick/market: MADISON, Wis.

- In Wisconsin's 54-10 win over Eastern Michigan, Colton Joseph recovered from an early interception to finish with 362 yards and three touchdowns on 23 completions. Chris Brooks Jr. turned a post-route catch into a 75-yard touchdown, and Jacob Harris' contested one-handed catch set up another score. - Tyrell Henry was Wisconsin's main receiving target against Eastern Michigan, catching 14 passes for 160 yards with 105 yards after the catch. He added his first touchdown of the 2026 season on a toe-dragging out-route catch; the game usage does not by itself establish a permanent receiver-depth change. - After no takeaways in Wisconsin's first two games of 2026, Mason Posa and Matthew Jung intercepted passes against Eastern Michigan. Sebastian Cheeks then forced Noah Kim's fumble after halftime, and Cooper Catalano returned it for a touchdown. The article reports three takeaways and three subsequent touchdowns, not three defensive scores.

- Badger Blitz observed Wisconsin receivers Jaylon Domingeaux and Malachi Coleman not dressed and/or not participating in Eastern Michigan warmups. Coleman had left the Western Illinois game after a hard landing and later appeared without pads. This is reporter observation, not an official conference injury designation or a diagnosis. - The same Wisconsin warmup report listed tight end Ryan Schwendeman, offensive tackle Michael Roeske and defensive lineman Xavier Ukponu as not dressed and/or not participating. It supplied no diagnoses or return dates and noted that an official injury report was not yet required for this nonconference game. - The reporter called linebacker Mason Posa available and saw him in first-team warmup drills, while sources said he had missed practice at least through midweek after his Western Illinois exit. The article also projected Thomas Heiberger to start in his place. Availability and that projected starter assignment should remain separate; warmup participation is not confirmation that Posa started.