Ryan Walters

I think they were confusing-

Ryan Walters, man

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they were confusing the offensive line, running some different, like, stunt things and, like, I s- you know, Jacob Manu got in on a couple pressures.

So up front I, I do think Washington's, you know, pass rush took a step forward in that regard, and Isaiah Ward definitely made some big plays for that.

Yeah, I absolutely agree.

Ryan Walters is a sicko in all the best ways, and I say that for two reasons.

First of all, all the coaching staff usually wears the same color, and, like, the head coach will wear a different one so he can stand out for the cameras and everything.

And oh, by the way, a different storyline here.

Their defensive coordinator is one Ryan Walters, who is the coach for two years in West Lafayette at Purdue, five and 19, widely seen as a poor hire.

Now his defense is a mess.

It's going to be Elijah Brown at quarterback, the Stanford transfer with Williams out for this one.

Wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour.

Side note, one of the revenge things that I've circled, Washington's defensive coordinator, Ryan Walters, Purdue's former head coach before Barry Odom came.

They fired Walters.

Does he have revenge on his mind? He wants to do well for the Huskies on defense.

You know, Washington should be that." You know, may- may- maybe Washington wins, but, um, I'll have to pay to see it, so give me, give me Purdue minus three.

Any issue before we move on to another college game tonight? Uh, the defensive coordinator for the Huskies is the former head coach of Purdue, Ryan Walters.

That factor into the handicap at all?

Well, he was a disaster as the Purdue head coach, so, uh, no.

Like, I think Buffalo's defense is worse.

Like, I do think, um, but we'll see.

The defensive coordinator may be going up to the box.

They brought in Mike Pettin this week, pet- the old, uh, NFL coach.

But they just haven't been able to show it recently because of the way offenses have been just running it down Washington's throat.

Yeah, and one of the reasons why offenses have had so much success of note running the ball, especially the last few weeks, is because we and Kim talked to Ryan Walters this week about it.

It's really sloppy eye discipline with their defense.

They're just trying to do way more than they're supposed to be doing.

You can't allow the yards after a catch.

You can't allow the yards after contact.

You just can't allow those types of things to happen, and they've been happening, unfortunately, with a lot of regularity, and that's just not a characteristic or a hallmark of a Ryan Walters defense.

And not just that, that's not characteristic of Jacob Manu.

We got so much more.

And l- also, we'll get to our defensive keys to the game because Ryan Walters, he's gonna wanna have a revenge game at the place where he was the head coach for two years before heading to Washington.

But before we do all that, we start on the offensive side of the ball, and this is gonna be a very interesting game, where the keys, they're gonna be very similar to a whole lot of things that you Everydays have heard throughout the season, but it's gonna be a little different because Elijah Brown, he's expected to make his first start for Washington, as DeMond Williams continues to deal with a rib injury.

Jedd Fisch did not sound optimistic at all about him playing.

And so you go back and you look at some of the film, and if Elijah Brown, who obviously is a very smart kid when you go and you look at his background through high school and coming out of Stanford after spending two years there, he's someone who I feel like can learn quickly and just kind of make the necessary adjustments needed to run this offense.

And if he has any sort of consistency in front of him, which has certainly been hard to come by through the first game, six games of the year, I feel like there's a lot that Washington can still try to find a way to figure out through the back half of the year, but we'll see what that looks like on Friday.

Now let's switch sides here because Purdue certainly, they're not fans of Ryan Walters and this could be a very interesting homecoming game for him.

I think we've all been in this predicament before.

"Keep rolling, Boilers.

Also, shout out to Kobe, who was scared of late drive home after a potential loss to Ryan Walters Huskies tonight." Uh, I don't know that story.

That's inside baseball.

Um, yes, but, uh, appreciate the comment.

And oh, by the way, a different storyline here.

Their defensive coordinator is one Ryan Walters, who is the coach for two years in West Lafayette at Purdue.

Five and 19, widely seen as a poor hire.

Now his defense is a mess.