Ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, former Clemson receiver and running back Adam Randall joins the Call The Huddle podcast for a quick talk during Senior Bowl week.

Randall spent all four seasons of his career at Clemson, and made the full time switch from wide receiver following 2024's regular season with the Tigers. The 6-foot-2, 233 pound rusher combined for 1645 scrimmage yards and 15 touchdowns over his career, while averaging 5.0 yards per carry in 2025 during his first full season at the position.

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Ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, former Arkansas running back Mike Washington Jr. joins the Call The Huddle podcast for a quick talk during Senior Bowl week. Washington spent three seasons at Buffalo, before transferring to New Mexico State and Arkansas each for one year. The 6-foot tall 228 pound rusher combined for 1,296 scrimmage yards and nine touchdowns on 6.4 yards per carry over 2025 with the Razorbacks.

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MIKE WASHINGTON'S PROFILE

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After declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft, former Oklahoma State safety Parker Robertson joins the Call The Huddle podcast to talk his career and time in football. Robertson finished his 5-year career with the Cowboys with 147 total tackles, six passes deflected, four interceptions and two forced fumbles in four consecutive seasons with 12 games played.

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CHAPTERS

0:00 Intro

0:30 Ice breakers

10:17 Best matchups, Shedeur Sanders talk

15:52 Early days in football

18:02 Strengths/Challenges in college

20:02 Impact from Coach Mike Gundy

27:32 Improvements at OKST

32:27 Important traits at Safety

33:42 NFL Draft prep & talk

PARKER ROBERTSON'S PROFILE

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After declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft, former Western Michigan tight end and school record holder Blake Bosma joins the Call The Huddle podcast. Bosma finished his 5-year career with the Broncos with 102 receptions, 1,110 yards and 10 touchdowns while capping 2025 off as MAC conference champions under head coach Lance Taylor.

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CHAPTERS

0:00 Intro

0:38 Ice breakers w/ Blake

17:05 5 years w/ Western Michigan

21:01 Walk-on experience in 2021

26:20 Impressions from coach Lance Taylor

29:15 Dealing with change at WMU

32:48 Football, Tight end growth

37:17 Impactful coaches

40:56 NFL Draft prep & talk

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Former Ball State Quarterback Layne Hatcher joined the Call The Huddle Podcast to talk about his draft decision along with his career.

After winning four state football titles and four state wrestling titles in high school, Hatcher took a year to blue shirt for scholarship at Alabama. Following the 2018 season that the Crimson Time lost to Clemson in the National Championship game, he transferred to Arkansas State to play near home for three seasons, before moving to start for Texas State and Ball State consecutively.

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Chapters:

Wrestling (1:10)

Intro Questions: (2:18)

Balancing multiple sports (4:58)

Draft expectations (10:18)

Career at each school (12:10)

Transferring lessons (14:50)

Football talk (18:30)

Communications & Sports Mgmt. degrees (23:45)

Lessons after injury time (25:50)

Passions in football/life (26:55)

Welcome to Call The Huddle — Episode 3.

Navy Midshipmen Fullback Daba Fofana joined ahead of his third season of college football.

Daba finished his first season as a starter with 769 Rushing yards and 6 Touchdowns as a part of the nation's 4th-ranked rushing offense with a Triple Option based playbook. He talked his many ambitions within and outside of football -- including his NFL dream, and looking to master playing Cello and learn in any ways possible.

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OUTLINE:

Intro Questions (0:14)

Doing More vs Doing Less (2:48)

Playing the Cello – Canon in D & Edgar’s Cello Concerto (3:59)

Journey at Navy & at a Military academy (6:49)

Marcus Allen’s comment on Today’s NFL Running Backs (16:07)

Favorite parts of the Triple Option offense & other roles (19:44)

Military Academy rules & Name-Image-Likeness (23:34)

Advice from Daba (31:59)

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