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Opponent Offense Preview: Purdue Boilermakers
It seems like Purdue is finally turning a corner under Coach Brian Odom. A lot of that has to do with improved quarterback play. Ryan Browne has gone from a turnover machine to one of the most efficient passers in the conference. Minnesota transfer running back Fame Ijeboi gives them a physical runner to build around. They are still building, however, this is not the team Washington beat 49-13 last November. They’re coming off two conference wins in a row scoring 24 and 41 points, feeling about as confident as they have at any point in the last three seasons.
Everything starts with Ryan Browne (Jr.). Last year he threw 9 touchdowns and 10 interceptions and completed 58.9% of his passes. This year, he’s become a different player. He’s thrown just one interception all season, something only three Purdue quarterbacks have managed through five games in the last 30 years. His start to the season was outstanding, setting a new career high in passing yards three weeks in a row, ending with 378 yards and three touchdowns at UCLA. His timing in the short and intermediate areas improved significantly since lsat year, and he’s more willing to take check downs and let his guys make plays. Altogether he’s leading an offense that’s top 25 in passing yards per game. From a scouting perspective, he’s like a Drew Locke/Josh Allen type as a strong armed, big bodied playmaker. He can be dangerous as a runner and ran for 81 yards and a touchdown on just seven carries last week against Minnesota.
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