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Assessment by position groups of 2025 Longhorn football vs 2024 Longhorn football

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This is what I think, I’m sure many will disagree.

Offense/

Quarterback: better 

Running back: better

Wide Receiver: step down 

Tight end: draw

O line: slight step down 

Defense/

Edge: better

Interior D line: draw 

Linebacker: better

Safety: draw

Nickle: better

Cornerback: slight step down: 

Special Teams: better 

Looks pretty good to me: What say you? 

Edited by Austalgia

defense

 

I think the secondary takes a step back unless D Williams can come in and play like he was against OU before he got hurt.

LB is better

Edge is better though losing Barryn Sorrell and his leadership and ability to play disciplined football will be missed

DT- slight drop on quality.  Better on depth especially if Shaw can stay healthy.

 

offense

QB- slightly better by the middle of the year

RB- Draw.  If health holds I like it slightly better but we lack the burner and homerun threat of Blue

WR- Draw.  I liked our depth last year slightly better.  But I think these guys will block better and I'm hoping Wingo goes off.

OL- worse

TE- draw

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