Oklahoma Sooners preview 2026 tight end position ahead of new season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 2:00 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

As fall camp progresses in Norman, the Oklahoma Sooners are focusing on their tight end position with the 2026 season approaching. The team, coming off a 10-win season and a College Football Playoff appearance, has seen significant roster changes, including transfers like Hayden Hansen and Rocky Beers. Both are expected to take on prominent roles, enhancing the team's blocking and receiving game. Tight ends coach Jason Witten is looking to integrate multiple tight end sets into the offensive strategy, aiming to boost performance in both the running and passing games. The Sooners hope improved tight end play will contribute positively as they prepare for the season's start next month.
- •Oklahoma Sooners begin preparations for 2026 season shortly
- •Hayden Hansen and Rocky Beers expected to lead tight end room
- •Jason Witten focusing on improving blocking and mismatches
- •New transfers aim to address tight end weaknesses from last season
- •Multiple tight end sets planned to strengthen offensive strategy
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — Oklahoma Sooners 2026 Positional Previews: Tight End
"Previewing the OU tight end room this season.
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