Badgers' Transfer QBs, Harris Shine in Spring Practice

On April 1st Wisconsin Badgers Football, kicked off spring practice during their break, already logging four sessions and nearing a quarter through.

Camp Badgers on SI Scouts spotted early promise from transfer quarterbacks, Colton Joseph and Duce Adams, both bringing serious mobility to the table.

Joseph, with over 1,600 rushing yards and 24 scores from Old Dominion, started shaky but sharpened his passing.

Adams from Louisville, impressed with poise and touch, earning nods from offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes, who plans to lean into quarterback runs.

Despite the risks, defensive coordinator Mike Tressel loves the offensive spark, saying it fires up all units.

Meanwhile, eyes were on left tackle Kevin Haywood, the 6 foot 9 blue chipper back from an ACL tier last spring, now holding right tackle with no.

Limits and stepping up as a leader. Old mis-transfer PJ Wilkins man's left tackle, both lime and versatile, with tackle feet and wingspan, still getting evaluated for best fits.

That front should solidify the line, big time. Then there's bowling green tied in Jacob Harris, a 6 foot 6 beast flashing jump ball catches like last year's grad Lance Mason, who led, receiving.

With two years left, Harris feels that red zone void perfectly, setting up an exciting offense ahead.