Colorado's coaching staff is analyzing ways to contain Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson ahead of their upcoming matchup. The Buffaloes' defensive game plan will focus on limiting Johnson's mobility and forcing him into uncomfortable passing situations if he takes the field for the Wildcats.
Johnson, a dual-threat quarterback, presents a unique challenge with his ability to extend plays both through the air and on the ground. Colorado's defense will likely emphasize disciplined edge containment and consistent pressure up the middle to disrupt Kansas State's offensive rhythm.
The matchup represents a key test for Colorado's defensive unit as they prepare for one of the conference's most dynamic signal-callers. Game-time decisions regarding Johnson's availability will influence the final defensive approach.
