Pac-12 Football

There is deep group of Pac-12 DBs this season, led by a big-time star and filled with quality transfers, a few from within the Conference.

Cornerback Clark Phillips III is a preseason Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year candidate and the capstone of Utah’s defense.

Led by Noah Sewell, the 2022 Pac-12 LB group is super strong with some established veterans and young talent starting to step up.

There are a lot more than 12 All-Conference type defensive linemen this season, with a good mix of interior defenders and edge/pass rushers.

The success of Colorado’s 2022 season, and perhaps the tenure of Karl Dorrell, will likely be determined by the play of its quarterback.

The Pac-12 offensive line groups have been strong and deep in recent years and this year is no different, with more than a dozen to linemen.

Expect to see more tight ends emerge as all-conference caliber players as the 2022 football season goes on, but this is where we will start.

This group of receivers is filled with transfers, including the top player, who is one of the biggest transfers in college football history.

This is a good group of RBs that could be great later in the season once some of the under-experienced backs get more carries.

We’re deep into the offseason for Pac-12 football and that means it’s time to start looking ahead with preseason rankings for positions.

Despite recent struggles, the Conference has historically won plenty of national championships, and not just USC, though most were Trojans.

The Conference of Champions runs through Salt Lake City and Eugene until another program emerges to challenge the perennial powerhouses.

Like the other groups, there are some great historical names among the all-time linebackers from a bunch of different programs.

For a conference known for being more for innovative offenses, the league has an incredible track record of All-American offensive linemen.