Trent Fraley

At guard, we've got Greg Johnson from Minnesota and Leighton Jones from Iowa as well.

And the center is Trent Fraley from Michigan State.

Who stands out there?

I think when you look at the attention lately, especially from the draft scouts that Greg Johnson has gotten there at Minnesota, the sixth highest graded guard in the country per PFF and looking like a guy who's looking like a potential top 50 pick in this NFL draft in Minnesota.

You know, Jazz is really stepping up, 17 carries for 93 yards, four total touchdowns, three rushing, uh, and one receiving.

Uh, our big play maker was Trent Fraley.

He's playing at a very high level, graded out 93%.

Uh, Rakeem Johnson played well.

The offensive line, I think you can say, has come in below expectations.

There was hope that with, you know, Trent Fraley, who has played quite well, with Ben Growski, with some returning players like Connor Moore, number 55, who I'm blanking on.

Big Sharp.

There was hope.

Uh, like, where is the bright spot here? Where do you, what do you say? Uh, I'm, like, obviously you're never gonna see word of what Pat Fitzgerald really said in that locker room, but what is the bright spot? Who played, like...

Your best players are probably, uh, Eli Coonan and Trent Fraley.

I thought they played fine, uh, i- in this game, but I thought the linebackers were weak in this game without, uh, uh, without Jordan Hall being available.

Uh, defensive line as a whole, I guess, in the run game was okay, but the second level was kind of brutal, like I just said.

The num- like, the players I could come up with are Cam Edwards, who's out for the year, so again, you have some injury, bad injury luck, which you can't have for this team to be good.

But Cam Edwards is probably one, I guess you could say.

Trent Fraley is, is the next.

That's two.

With Cam Edwards out, that's of course going to be a touch more dicey.

But here's the hope, all right? Okay? Jazz Patterson, Trent Fraley, your center, your bruising running back.

Maybe this running style is going to work out here against Wisconsin.

When you are running through Trent Fraley's gaps, to his left, to his right, you're getting more than five yards per carry if your name's Jazz Patterson.

Keep that going against Wisconsin, a Wisconsin team that has given up 3.2 yards per carry.

Like, that's not horrible.

I'm not even going to say step up, actually, because this kid has already stepped up.

Trent Fraley just needs to keep it rolling.

Your center.

Of course, in pass protection, he's only given up one pressure, but look, when you're the road grading center, your job is a lot more than that.

Um, you know, probably needs to get a little bit better in pass protection here and there, but, um, you know, he's someone that can, can move people against their will, which is what Pat Fitzgerald prioritizes in his own line room.

The center, Trent Fraley, has played a lot of ball.

He was an FCS Remington guy last year, has looked the part of a bona fide Big Ten center.

But the interior, they're starting to get some strides.