Wayshawn Parker discusses Utah football's hidden offensive talent
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 3:08 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Utah Utes running back Wayshawn Parker shared insights at Big 12 Media Days, emphasizing the depth of the team's offense for the upcoming season. He expressed confidence in the revamped offensive line, claiming they have 'weapons nobody knows about.' Parker is poised to take on a larger role following a successful end to the previous season, where he demonstrated his potential with standout performances. As he aims to surpass last season's 1,000-yard goal, he highlighted the contributions of new offensive linemen who will look to maintain Utah's reputation for strong play in the trenches. Head coach Morgan Scalley is expected to balance the offensive structure effectively, allowing the Utes to compete strongly in the Big 12.
- •Wayshawn Parker prepares for a career year with Utah Utes.
- •He aims to exceed 1,000 rushing yards this season.
- •New offensive linemen are expected to step up after NFL Draft losses.
- •Morgan Scalley aims for balance in the Utes' offense.
- 3:08 AMYahoo Sports — Wayshawn Parker says Utah football has 'weapons nobody knows about'
"Fueled by a missed milestone and a revamped offensive line, the star rusher believes Salt Lake City’s overlooked depth will propel the Utes toward Big 12 dominance.
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