Drake Lindsey’s freshman year showed flashes of potential, ranking second in completion percentage and third in touchdowns while leading the team in fewest interceptions — stats that even rival Max Brosmer’s senior year. With a stronger receiving corps returning and a more open playbook expected, Lindsey is poised for a breakout sophomore season. Backed by a deeper, more experienced depth chart and promising freshman Owen Lansu, the Gophers’ offense looks set to take a major leap — turning the quarterback position into a true strength.

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The Giants could be in need of a new left guard in 2027 if Jon Runyan Jr. leaves after his contract expires, and Minnesota’s Greg Johnson emerges as a top candidate. Standing 6’6” and 325 lbs, Johnson combines massive size with surprising athleticism, capable of playing both guard and tackle. He’s quick off the snap, powerful in the run game, and tough in pass protection—always finishing blocks with a nasty edge. While his technique needs refinement—especially consistency, hand placement, and avoiding overextension—his blend of strength, speed, and competitiveness makes him a high-upside draft prospect, possibly a second-round steal.

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