My depth chart predictions:

QB — Sean Mannion
RB — Storm Woods (I imagine Ward gets change of pace duties, and Chris Brown mop up)
FB — Tyler Anderson
WR — Brandon Cooks
WR — Richard Mullaney (I hope Cummings doesn’t get this gig)
WR — Hunter Jarmon (I think this guy is 2013’s Brandon Cooks and will blow by Gwachum, Cummings, et al). At the very least he’ll be a “secret weapon” and big play threat in certain packages. Watch his film–he looks like Dez Bryant.
TE — Caleb Smith (This guy needs to step up his game). Perry is a nice plan B, or possibly a weak plan A.
LT — Michael Phillipp
LG — Josh Andrews
C – Issac Seumalo
RG – Grant Enger (hate having a natural tackle at guard, but it’s better than having a walk-on)
RT — Gavin Andrews

The offensive line is loaded. I expect 1,500 rushing yards for the starting RB. The first half of the schedule is weak. Beavs should be 6-0 heading to Cal. In my opinion, all the pressure this year is on Mannion. Every other position has a top guy who is performing. He’s the weak link right now, and unfortunately at the most important position (luck o’ the Beavs?)

This might get lost in the General Discussion, so I’m reposting here.

Hey Folks,
Full Disclosure – I am Will’s dad…
-He has 5 to play 4, long story – AF Prep is like 5th year of High School. Navarro was “safety valve” Left Air Force Prep (just not his thing) after 2013 Signing Day so scramble to find opportunity
-2012 Austin, TX Bowie H.S. Grad, Played mostly DE in H.S. (WR/TE Fresh/Soph. years)  at about 225 – Offers from SMU, Wyoming, Colorado State, Texas State, Air Force, 3* DE on Rivals/Scout
-Currently 6’7″/255/4.8/4.35 shuttle
-Coach Riley wants him as TE, though mentioned DE as well.
-2013 Preferred walk-ons at Texas, Kansas State, UTSA
-Love at first sight on official visit (June 5-7) to OSU – Corvallis, school, campus, the program and especially the coaches – Riley, Cav, Beck…
-Official visit to Oregon June 12-14, liked it but was waiting to hear on 2013 scholarship (after NCAA ruling), when he decided he wanted OSU regardless – it “felt like home”
-In Corvallis and in Bridge program now.
-Video links:

Link to some speed, footwork, position drills etc. and some game film showing off-the-ground movement taken about 1 month ago (He’s at  256 right now):
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Here is a link to his offensive highlights from last season at AF Prep – Fall 2012 (playing RT – OUT OF POSITION and at about 240):
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Here is a link to Will’s Defensive highlights from High School – Fall 2011 (he was playing at about 225-230  then):
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And video working out at TE at Baylor, Oklahoma State and Kansas State Summer of 2011 (he was about 225 then).
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GO BEAVERS!!!