BYU Football Prepares for Season With Focus on Quarterback Depth
BYU offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick and head coach Kalani Sitake discussed the team's backup quarterback situation, with redshirt senior Treyson Bourguet currently ahead of freshman Enoch Watson for the QB2 role. Quarterback Bear Bachmeier also shared his confidence in the…
Salt Lake City, UT, August 7, 2026 —
Provo, UT – As BYU’s football team continues its preseason training camp in Provo, coaches and players are addressing the depth at the critical quarterback position. Offensive Coordinator Aaron Roderick and Head Coach Kalani Sitake have provided insight into the current pecking order for backup signal-callers.
According to Roderick, redshirt senior Treyson Bourguet is currently positioned as the team’s second-string quarterback, ahead of freshman Enoch Watson. This evaluation comes as the team hones its strategy and player readiness for the upcoming season.
The competition and development within the quarterback room have also drawn attention. Player Bear Bachmeier expressed confidence in the overall depth of the unit. Bachmeier also shared updates on his personal progress, noting improvements in his physical conditioning, including significant weight loss.
The discussions surrounding the quarterback situation occurred during BYU’s intensive preseason camp, a period typically characterized by rigorous practice sessions aimed at solidifying team roles and strategic execution before the regular season commences. The coaching staff’s evaluations and player feedback are key components in preparing the team for their scheduled games.
Story summarized from the original created by Jay Drew on www.deseret.com, see more information here.
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