Wyoming Cowboys NFL Draft Prospects

Wyoming stumbled to 4-8 (2-6 Mountain West) in 2025, a season defined by an offense that ranked near the bottom of the country in scoring, averaging fewer than 15 points per game and finishing 129th nationally in that category. The defining move of the offseason was a change at offensive coordinator, as third-year head coach Jay Sawvel, still searching for his first winning campaign at 7-17 in Laramie, hired former Buffalo Bills assistant Christian Taylor to modernize the attack.

Taylor did not arrive empty-handed. He brought his William and Mary quarterback with him, and the reunion of coach and passer forms the spine of Wyoming's hopes for a turnaround.