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Chauncey Gooden made waves in Colorado’s win over Georgia Tech by playing both offense and defense—rare for a lineman in college football. Starting at left guard, he helped the Buffs rush for 183 yards (their third-highest total under Coach Prime), while also seeing defensive snaps that limited Georgia Tech to just 51 rushing yards. With only limited snaps last season, Gooden earned his dual-role opportunity through grit, physicality, and Coach Prime’s emphasis on dominating one side of the ball to earn reps on the other. Though his defensive role will likely be situational, Gooden’s NFL-coached background and relentless work ethic make him a versatile asset ready for whatever the game demands.
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