Thomas Heiberger

So, for example...

Landon Gothier and Thomas Heiberger talked to Jack City and then they get the stories and they, they presented Brian Jackson, who I talked to for this story.

One of the team's running backs, no, doesn't have familiarity with Wisconsin.

He's from Texas.

And I think there were players last week that did that.

Thomas Heiberger did that.

I thought Bryce West did.

Sebastian Cheeks, I thought, looked really good for the second straight week.

Stock up.

Thomas Heiberger.

Let's go.

Loved what we saw from him.

And depth matters.

It's not going to be the last time you have to go to the depth at the linebacker spot.

Absolute stock up Thomas Heiberger.

Let's go.

You need to be focusing on where you can have those little advantages and those little things where your eyes are and practice to where it can translate in a game and it can create those turnovers and those momentum plays.

A guy that might be a secret to it, at least from what he showed on Saturday, Thomas Heiberger, steps in for Mason Posa, who got injured.

Coach Fickle said after the game that Posa could have returned if needed.

He was battling a hamstring injury throughout fall camp.

And then we talked a lot kind of this offseason, heading into the season, about the linebacker rotation.

Thomas Heiberger finished with just a couple snaps.

And Aaron Witt barely played.

So they definitely kind of pivoted to John John Kamar there.

And it plays.

You can see him flying around the field.

This is a guy that is getting the bulk of those snaps instead of a Thomas Heiberger or instead of an Aaron Witt.

And they just love the athleticism there.