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Sep 22, 2026

Darian GrayHOST
6:52
So when you look at what Sammons was able to do with a guy like Bell, you just wonder what could he be with Dwyer.
Darian GrayHOST
7:01
And when you start looking at the rest of the unit, when you start looking at Ed Small, who looks like a star in the making, when you start looking at Kari Ashley, who feels like a star in the making, when you start looking at Kamorian Pimpton, who I think is grossly underused in the passing attack, when you start looking at all of it, you include Dwyer in there.
Darian GrayHOST
7:19
Hey, now, say now, you might be looking at a real group of receiving threats.
Darian GrayHOST
7:24
The receiving core is not going to be great for TCU.
Darian GrayHOST
8:40
Right.
Darian GrayHOST
8:40
So Jordan Dwyer has explosiveness that I want to see him unlock.
Darian GrayHOST
8:45
We've seen Ed Small be able to operate at every single level.
Darian GrayHOST
8:49
We've seen Kari Ashley as a run after the catch guy on a screen.
Melissa TriebwasserHOST
37:46
I think also one thing when I went back and, um, and kinda watched that 99-yard drive, um, a lot of that drive's success was based on wide receivers making a play.
Melissa TriebwasserHOST
37:59
If Ed Small doesn't spin out of a tackle and carry three or four defenders on his back, you know, in that second possession that was, you know, a four AAR yards, um, the Khari Ashley was a screenplay that he took 32 yards.
Melissa TriebwasserHOST
38:15
Uh, he made a great, a, a perfect nine-yard throw to Pimpton in the end zone.
Melissa TriebwasserHOST
38:20
Um, but I think that's another thing too is there's not...
Jamie PlunkettHOST
39:49
Yeah
Jeremy ClarkPANELIST
39:49
...
Jeremy ClarkPANELIST
39:49
Jayden Craig, and I think that's one thing that's gonna continue to help him develop, is when you have big play receivers like Ed Small, guys like Khari Ashley, that he's a tight end, but let's just say he's a receiving tight end.
Jeremy ClarkPANELIST
39:59
He is, he's very, very, uh, uh, dual-threat type.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:01
Great.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:02
Ed Small, Chris, you are ready to put him into your Tier 1.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:06
I've got him as a Tier 2 guy.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:08
Talk to us about Ed Small here, Chris.
Chris BattistelliHOST
93:13
Yeah, really, it's the usage in the offense.
Chris BattistelliHOST
93:16
He's the wide receiver one right now for TCU.
Chris BattistelliHOST
93:19
Jaden Craig showed some... uh confident we in his game after that first that first week where he was abysmal throwing the ball but the past two games he's been he's been pretty pretty good feeding a player like ed small who's leading the the team in targets i believe with 25 on the year, only the one touchdown.
Chris BattistelliHOST
93:42
He's also leading in yardage with 333.
Drake TollHOST
10:53
That's a good thing for the Horned Frogs.
Drake TollHOST
10:55
That is all outside of Ed Small, by the way, their wide receiver who went for 164 yards and a touchdown.
Drake TollHOST
11:00
Watch out for that guy.
Drake TollHOST
11:02
He's the bright spot for TCU early in this season.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:01
Great.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:02
Ed Small, Chris, you are ready to put him into your Tier 1.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:06
I've got him as a Tier 2 guy.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
93:08
Talk to us about Ed Small here, Chris.
Chris BattistellHOST
93:13
Yeah, really, it's the usage in the offense.
Chris BattistellHOST
93:16
He's the wide receiver one right now for TCU.
Chris BattistellHOST
93:19
Jaden Craig showed some... uh confident we in his game after that first that first week where he was abysmal throwing the ball but the past two games he's been he's been pretty pretty good feeding a player like ed small who's leading the the team in targets i believe with 25 on the year, only the one touchdown.
Chris BattistellHOST
93:42
He's also leading in yardage with 333.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
90:54
So two of the weaker Big 12 defenses coming for them.
Jared PalmgrenHOST
90:58
great ed small chris you are ready to put him into your tier one i've got him as a tier two guy talk to us though ed small here chris
Chris BattistelleHOST
91:10
yeah really really it's you know the usage in the offense he's the wide receiver one right now for tcu um jayden craig showed some uh confidence we in his game after that first that first week where he was abysmal throwing the ball But the past two games, he's been pretty good, feeding a player like Ed Small, who's leading the team in targets, I believe, with 25 on the year.
Chris BattistelleHOST
91:38
Only the one touchdown.
Chris BattistelleHOST
91:40
He's also leading in yardage.
Chris BattistelleHOST
91:42
with 333 i like what he's able to do after the after the catch as well with 96 yards after the catch his a dot 11.2 and unlike jordan ship ed small creates after the catch with 15. uh 15.7 yards uh per reception so he's getting the ball in his hands and he's creating fantasy points for you which is exactly what you want.
Chris BattistelleHOST
92:04
Coming off a big week against Arkansas State where he dropped 25.9 fantasy points, 164 yards, receiving back-to-back 100-yard games for Ed Small.
Chris BattistelleHOST
92:21
I like the role that he's kind of fit in.
Brian EstridgeHOST
1:59
I thought it was even better this week.
Brian EstridgeHOST
2:00
And you could just tell, we talked to Ed Small after the game, the way that he and Jaden are on the same page.
Sonny DykesGUEST
2:06
Yeah, yeah, for sure.
Sonny DykesGUEST
2:06
I mean, it takes a little bit of time sometimes to get those guys on the same page.

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Brian EstridgeHOST
34:23
Central Florida coming up on Saturday afternoon 30 is our air time for that.
Brian EstridgeHOST
34:29
When you think about the we were talking about a couple of notes from this ball game and some of the the play that you got not only out of your defense but offensively and really what Jayden Craig was doing as well.
Brian EstridgeHOST
34:39
I mean it, you know, here's a guy who has found a rhythm with Ed Small.
Brian EstridgeHOST
34:44
Ed's had a great start to the season.
Shehan JeyarajahGUEST
14:06
I think back to these past, you know, game or two, you know, they had a few receivers step up.
Shehan JeyarajahGUEST
14:12
Ed Small last week at wide receiver for them as a player that they've been waiting to come along.
Shehan JeyarajahGUEST
14:16
Jordan Dwyer was a player who missed the first couple games with an injury.
Shehan JeyarajahGUEST
14:20
And so, like, I think that they're starting to round into shape a little bit more.
Jamie PlunkettHOST
11:37
Throws high, throws low, throws wide.
Jamie PlunkettHOST
11:40
He got it in control a little bit in the second half, and he really does seem to lean on Ed Small in big moments when he needs to make a play.
Jamie PlunkettHOST
11:47
But this is another game where, like we said in the pregame show, it's the second hardest team Jaden Craig has ever faced, and it looked like the second hardest team Jaden Craig ever faced.
Steven JohnsonPANELIST
11:57
Absolutely.
Jeremy ClarkPANELIST
13:18
I felt like he got sacked more times.
Jeremy ClarkPANELIST
13:20
But there was a couple times where, man, he just made some of the best throws I've ever seen a quarterback make in this stadium.
Jeremy ClarkPANELIST
13:29
Those corner routes to Ed Small were really good throws on the run.
Jeremy ClarkPANELIST
13:33
As we've all seen, he's really good.
Pete MundoHOST
41:16
But it's Arkansas State, so you take it with a grain of salt.
Pete MundoHOST
41:19
and you say to yourself, okay, that was nice, but what else do you have? You like Ed Small at wide receiver.
Pete MundoHOST
41:25
He's already doubled up last year's total in receiving yards through three games.
Pete MundoHOST
41:32
So the sophomore from Austin, Texas, looks like he may be a guy that is becoming a household name slowly but surely there in Fort Worth.

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