Tight ends were a huge focal point of Jeff Grimes’ Wide Zone offense, so what has changed with the OC switch this offseason?

After shifting to a 3-3-5 a couple of weeks ago, Houston's defense invites teams to run the ball more than try to create explosive plays in the passing game.

Ahead of a historic Big 12 opener against the Longhorns, players got their chance to weigh in, and this week that featured senior defensive lineman Gabe Hall and sophomore tight end Kelsey Johnson.

The pair of Baylor players met with the media to answer questions after practice on Tuesday.

Here are some strengths and weaknesses in one-sentence evaluations of the Bears that will see the vast majority of snaps for the offense in 2023.

Baylor Tight Ends Jake Roberts, Drake Dabney and Kelsey Johnson met with the media after practice on Saturday.

In part one, I went then went into detail on why Baylor will be top 20 this coming season including Jeff Grimes, Eric Mateos and the RB room. Now for my final three points:

Travis finishes looking at the Baylor offensive position groups

Despite questions at QB and a brand new OL, Baylor fans should have high expectations for the offense this Fall.

Kelsey Johnson, Jake Roberts, and Gavin Yates joined their offensive coordinator and position coach at media availability Tuesday.

SicEm365 Lead Recruiting Analyst and Co-Editor Grayson Grundhoefer provides insider notes on Baylor's second scrimmage of the spring.

SicEm365's Grayson Grundhoefer and Travis Roeder answer the biggest questions of the week for Baylor football as Spring Camp continues.

After some key injuries and an overall lackluster year, can Jeff Grimes get the Tight End room to be a true power of the offense heading into 2023?

Stuff is happening!

For the fifth time this season, Dave Aranda took the podium on Monday to discuss a loss and this was perhaps the most painful one. Craig Smoak recaps the major points.

Let's dive into Baylor's heartbreaking loss vs TCU.

My favorite thing to watch in a Baylor game is when the team perfectly executes what the staff game-planned all week. That was what was so satisfying about the Oklahoma and Ole Miss games last year, and it was equally satisfying against Tech this year.

Great teams don't want many true freshmen making a significant impact, but there tend to always be a couple of guys who are needed throughout the season. In Part 1, I look at three guys I'm predicting will play a significant role this Fall.