[OutsiderFan]

Since I did it for the Defense, and it was pretty easy to do, figured I'd do it for the Offense to be complete. So here are the offers other schools gave Stanford players on Offense. Though I might say the Defense has a touch more impressive offers to its players, the Offense is no slouch. Again, Stanford has a pretty damn talented roster. If the team registers fewer than 8 wins it's an indictment on the coaching staff, IMO.

If Cal had Stanford's roster, their fans would be thinking they are a Rose Bowl contender this year. I get the schedule is hard, but so what. That's just an excuse for losing if it happens.  

Quarterbacks
KJ Costello: Alabama, Florida, Michigan, UCLA, USC
Davis Mills: Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, UCLA, USC
Jack West: Alabama, Auburn, Michigan, Texas A&M, UCLA, USC

Offensive Lineman
Walker Little: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Oklahoma, Texas
Foster Sarell: Alabama, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, USC, Washington
Devery Hamilton: Clemson, Georgia Tech, LSU, Michigan, Penn State, Wisconsin 
Henry Hattis: ASU, Arizona, Texas Tech, Vanderbilt
Drew Dalman: Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, Washington
Dylan Powell: Air Force, Army, Navy, Georgia Tech, Purdue, Virginia Tech
Walter Rouse: Boston College, Florida, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma
Branson Bragg: LSU, Michigan, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, USC
Barrett Miller: Colorado, Michigan Nebraska, Oregon, UCLA, Washington
Jake Hornibrook: Boston College, Clemson, UNC, Oregon, Tennessee, Wisconsin
Drake Nugent: ASU, Arizona, Oklahoma State, Utah

Tight Ends
Colby Parkinson: Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, UCLA, USC, Washington
Scooter Harrington: Boston College, Pitt, Virginia, Wisconsin
Tucker Fisk: Cal, UCLA, Washington, Washington State
Bradley Archer: Cal, Oregon State, Washington

Wide Receivers
Donald Stewart: Boston College, Michigan, Northwestern, Pitt
Connor Wedington: Baylor, Notre Dame, Oregon, Washington, UCLA
Osiris St. Brown: Miami, Michigan, Oregon, UCLA, USC, Washington
Michael Wilson: Kentucky, Notre Dame, Purdue, UCLA, Washington
Simi Fehoko: Clemson, Michigan, Nebraska, Washington
Colby Bowman: Boston College, Cal, Oregon, Washington, UCLA
Elijah Higgins: Auburn, Florida, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State
Isiah Brandt-Sims: BYU, Utah, Washington

Running Backs
Cameron Scarlett: Notre Dame, Oregon, Washington, UCLA
Trevor Speights: Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas A&M
Dorian Maddox: Air Force, Army, Navy
Justus Woods: Northwestern, UCLA, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin
Austin Jones: Florida, Notre Dame, Oregon, Tennessee, UCLA, Washington 
Nathaniel Peat: Iowa, Northwestern, Missouri, Purdue
Jay Symonds: Boston College, UMass, Temple, Pitt
Houston Heimuli: Air Force

Just a note on roster construction and style of play. It wasn't too many years ago that David Shaw sort of crowed about how many Fullbacks he had on his roster, to illustrate Stanford's commitment to a Power running game. Well, look at the roster now. Just two Fullbacks in Heimuli and Symonds, not even a walk-on either. Combined with the increased WR recruiting focus, I think we can see Shaw is moving away from the jumbo sets with multiple big bodies packed tight, to spreading the field with more skill players. Can't help but think this is a product of Bloomgren out and Pritchard in, but I hope it's also influenced by Shaw making decisions based on data.

[OutsiderFan]

Since I did it for the Defense, and it was pretty easy to do, figured I'd do it for the Offense to be complete. So here are the offers other schools gave Stanford players on Offense. Though I might say the Defense has a touch more impressive offers to its players, the Offense is no slouch. Again, Stanford has a pretty damn talented roster. If the team registers fewer than 8 wins it's an indictment on the coaching staff, IMO.

If Cal had Stanford's roster, their fans would be thinking they are a Rose Bowl contender this year. I get the schedule is hard, but so what. That's just an excuse for losing if it happens.  

Quarterbacks
KJ Costello: Alabama, Florida, Michigan, UCLA, USC
Davis Mills: Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, UCLA, USC
Jack West: Alabama, Auburn, Michigan, Texas A&M, UCLA, USC

Offensive Lineman
Walker Little: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Oklahoma, Texas
Foster Sarell: Alabama, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, USC, Washington
Devery Hamilton: Clemson, Georgia Tech, LSU, Michigan, Penn State, Wisconsin 
Henry Hattis: ASU, Arizona, Texas Tech, Vanderbilt
Drew Dalman: Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, Washington
Dylan Powell: Air Force, Army, Navy, Georgia Tech, Purdue, Virginia Tech
Walter Rouse: Boston College, Florida, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma
Branson Bragg: LSU, Michigan, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, USC
Barrett Miller: Colorado, Michigan Nebraska, Oregon, UCLA, Washington
Jake Hornibrook: Boston College, Clemson, UNC, Oregon, Tennessee, Wisconsin
Drake Nugent: ASU, Arizona, Oklahoma State, Utah

Tight Ends
Colby Parkinson: Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, UCLA, USC, Washington
Scooter Harrington: Boston College, Pitt, Virginia, Wisconsin
Tucker Fisk: Cal, UCLA, Washington, Washington State
Bradley Archer: Cal, Oregon State, Washington

Wide Receivers
Donald Stewart: Boston College, Michigan, Northwestern, Pitt
Connor Wedington: Baylor, Notre Dame, Oregon, Washington, UCLA
Osiris St. Brown: Miami, Michigan, Oregon, UCLA, USC, Washington
Michael Wilson: Kentucky, Notre Dame, Purdue, UCLA, Washington
Simi Fehoko: Clemson, Michigan, Nebraska, Washington
Colby Bowman: Boston College, Cal, Oregon, Washington, UCLA
Elijah Higgins: Auburn, Florida, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State
Isiah Brandt-Sims: BYU, Utah, Washington

Running Backs
Cameron Scarlett: Notre Dame, Oregon, Washington, UCLA
Trevor Speights: Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas A&M
Dorian Maddox: Air Force, Army, Navy
Justus Woods: Northwestern, UCLA, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin
Austin Jones: Florida, Notre Dame, Oregon, Tennessee, UCLA, Washington 
Nathaniel Peat: Iowa, Northwestern, Missouri, Purdue
Jay Symonds: Boston College, UMass, Temple, Pitt
Houston Heimuli: Air Force

Just a note on roster construction and style of play. It wasn't too many years ago that David Shaw sort of crowed about how many Fullbacks he had on his roster, to illustrate Stanford's commitment to a Power running game. Well, look at the roster now. Just two Fullbacks in Heimuli and Symonds, not even a walk-on either. Combined with the increased WR recruiting focus, I think we can see Shaw is moving away from the jumbo sets with multiple big bodies packed tight, to spreading the field with more skill players. Can't help but think this is a product of Bloomgren out and Pritchard in, but I hope it's also influenced by Shaw making decisions based on data.