Boo Carter MUST FOLLOW Noah Kjar Everywhere, Colorado Buffs Defense Can ERASE Weber State’s WR1
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Boo Carter MUST FOLLOW Noah Kjar Everywhere, Colorado Buffs Defense Can ERASE Weber State’s WR1
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Sayy Noo Mooree
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Colorado football faces Weber State in Coach Prime’s 2026 home opener, and Boo Carter may have the most important individual assignment on new defensive coordinator Chris Marve’s defense. Coach Prime has on opportunity to move the buffaloes to 1-0 in college football. Weber State wide receiver Noah Kjar has exploded through two games with 15 catches, 264 receiving yards and four touchdowns, making him the Wildcats’ clear No. 1 passing-game threat. In this video, I break down why Boo Carter should follow Noah Kjar everywhere he lines up and force Weber State to beat Colorado with somebody else.
Outside receiver?
Boo goes with him.
Slot?
Boo follows him inside.
Motion across the formation?
Travel with him.
If Colorado believes Boo Carter is its best cover defender, this is the type of matchup where I want Chris Marve to make that clear.
Weber State has already shown that Noah Kjar is productive regardless of which quarterback is throwing the football. He has been their most dangerous receiving weapon through the first two games and somebody Colorado needs to identify before every snap.
That’s why this video is a complete Noah Kjar scouting report.
We break down:
🔥 Why Kjar has been so productive
🎯 The routes Weber State uses to get him open
👀 How he creates separation
🧠 How Weber State moves him around the formation
🦬 Why Boo Carter is Colorado’s best answer
🔒 How Chris Marve can use Boo to eliminate the WR1
🏈 What happens to Weber State’s offense if Kjar is taken away
Against Georgia Tech, Colorado showed the physical identity of Chris Marve’s defense.
Now I want to see the next evolution.
Don’t allow an offense to hide its best receiver from your best corner.
If Noah Kjar moves?
Boo moves.
Make Weber State find another answer.
Because if Colorado can take away Kjar, contain the quarterback and continue playing physical football at the line of scrimmage, the Wildcats could have a very difficult afternoon at Folsom Field.
💬 BUFF NATION — should Boo Carter follow Noah Kjar for the ENTIRE game?
Or should Chris Marve keep Boo in his normal alignment and trust the rest of the secondary?
I SAY FOLLOW HIM. 😤🦬
SAYY NOO MOOREE!
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