With around 70 new players in the building this fall, the CSU Rams are a revamped football team going into Jim Mora’s first season.
Everywhere you look on the field, whether it’s in the trenches, or in the backfield, or out wide where you might see any one of a handful of tight ends with NFL potential, it’s evident that there has been an upgrade in talent and athleticism.
The Rams are bigger, they’re stronger, and they’re definitely more intriguing when it comes to the eye test.
Some of the biggest questions right now, though, outside of who the starting quarterback will be, are how quickly can all of these new pieces come together? And who out of the transfer additions will step up and play a major role for Colorado State in 2026?
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3 Comments
Paul Bujanovich
Dom Toy is certainly a new name for me. Looking forward to border war!
John in Spokane
Very interested to see the play calling with the tight end, running back and qb talent. All depends on how deep the offense line plays
Michael Lowell
I’m always happy when the TE’s are integral to the offense. It’s worked before at CSU and you see it work in the NFL.