While one might expect Wyoming’s offense to take a step back a season after losing Josh Allen as the No. 7 pick of the NFL draft, there isn’t room for the Cowboys’ offense to get much worse—Wyoming was only one of five teams among the 129 in FBS to average fewer than 290 total yards per game in 2017. So although the team returns its top two rushers from a year ago in Trey Woods and Kellen Overstreet along with its top two receivers in Austin Conway and C.J. Johnson, it’s fair to wonder whether those players will be any more effective now that redshirt freshman Tyler Vander Waal will be starting at quarterback as opposed to a player who turned out to be a top-10 NFL draft pick.
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