You know that football season is getting close when we start in on our Fall Camp previews. I am joined by Brad Geiger and Neil Langland, and we work through a unit-by-unit preview of the Colorado offense. Our yardstick for success? Whether each unit should be ranked as one of the top six units in the Pac-12, or whether each room is still inferior by Power Five standards.

So... Is Shedeur Sanders one of the top six quarterbacks in the Pac-12? Will the improved quality of the running back room produce a “bell cow” back to carry the load, or will CU ultimately choose to go with a running back by committee approach? Are the wide receivers too similar in size and style to produce breakout players, or should this be considered one of the most talented rooms on the roster? Does CU even consider tight ends to be a part of the team? And... Ultimately, the most important question: Can the Buff coaching staff cobble together an offensive line which will allow CU’s highly rated skill position players to shine, or will ineffective play along the line prove to be CU’s Achilles heel in 2023?

Let’s find out ...