All eyes are on Old Dominion transfer quarterback Colton Joseph, and rightfully so, but linebacker Mason Posa is on a mission this season with the Wisconsin Badgers.
Posa may only be a sophomore, but he racked up 58 total tackles as a true freshman. The New Mexico native had four sacks and a pair of forced fumbles, so it's safe to say the sky is the limit for him this season.
Wisconsin has gotten better across the board, whether that's with underclassmen who have begun to develop into stars or through the talent head coach Luke Fickell acquired in the transfer portal.
Joseph's dual-threat abilities set him apart from the rest, and that was showcased with his opening-play touchdown run against the 2026 National Champions, Indiana, in week one last season.
"You still gotta worry about the quarterback," Posa said. "Colton Joseph is a 21-mile-per-hour guy, if he wasn't playing quarterback, he'd be a receiver."
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Posa may only be a sophomore, but he racked up 58 total tackles as a true freshman. The New Mexico native had four sacks and a pair of forced fumbles, so it's safe to say the sky is the limit for him this season.
Wisconsin has gotten better across the board, whether that's with underclassmen who have begun to develop into stars or through the talent head coach Luke Fickell acquired in the transfer portal.
Joseph's dual-threat abilities set him apart from the rest, and that was showcased with his opening-play touchdown run against the 2026 National Champions, Indiana, in week one last season.
"You still gotta worry about the quarterback," Posa said. "Colton Joseph is a 21-mile-per-hour guy, if he wasn't playing quarterback, he'd be a receiver."
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