Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Jared Richardson across Football.
The Blue Devils open their 2026 campaign at home against Tulane, with Coach Manny Diaz looking to build on last year’s ACC title and freshmen like Jayvian Tanelus and Brody Keefe poised for early contributions.
Walker Eget is slated to lead the offense as the 2026 starting quarterback, while senior Nate Sheppard anchors the running back corps and transfers Jared Richardson and Javen Nicholas headline the receiving corps.
Duke football faces significant turnover, with quarterback battles and a contested third receiver spot shaping the team's prospects for the upcoming season.
The Blue Devils enter the upcoming season with major changes on offense, a quarterback battle in flux and a defense seeking stability, all under the watchful eye of Coach Manny Diaz.
Duke's passing attack will be reshaped in 2026, with new leaders emerging and a competitive fight for the third receiver role.
The Eagles travel to face the Blue Devils on Halloween, seeking to extend a narrow series edge while Duke rebuilds after a championship year. Key departures and emerging talents will shape the contest.
Tulane’s green wave will test its depth and defense against a Duke squad reshaped by offseason departures, with key playmakers poised to influence the outcome.
Duke is bringing in 19 transfers to replace departures after its 2025 ACC Championship, hoping the new talent will elevate the program and reshape its future.
Three standout players are projected to drive Duke's football resurgence in the upcoming season, blending proven production with high‑profile recruits.
As Duke's 2026 training camp kicks off, head coach Manny Diaz and his staff evaluate a roster heavy with unproven talent, setting the stage for a competitive season opener against Tulane.
Duke opens its 2026 campaign on September 5 against Tulane, relying on a revamped roster, a third‑year head coach and several new starters to defend its first ACC title since 1989.
With the 2026 campaign approaching, Duke evaluates its receiving corps after losing three top targets, while Penn transfer Richardson and Charlotte’s Javen Nicholas vie for the WR1 role.
Duke enters 2026 as ACC champions with modest expectations, driven by Coach Manny Diaz's pursuit of a record third consecutive nine‑win season and the integration of transfer quarterback Walker Eget, top recruit Bryce Davis, and a promising 2025 recruiting class.
Duke University’s football program prepares to face Boston College on Oct. 31, 2026, riding a 2025 ACC Championship and Sun Bowl win while adjusting to key player departures and a tougher slate of games.
Duke's 2026 roster blends newcomers and returners, highlighted by high‑valued transfers whose name, image and likeness deals rank among the nation's largest.
With only four spots remaining in the rankings, Duke’s coaching staff highlights the potential impact of wide receiver Jared Richardson and the broader roster as the program builds on a championship‑winning foundation.
Duke’s football program is set to begin its regular season on September 5 against Tulane, featuring newcomers Walker Eget, Jared Richardson, Patrick Smith‑Young and Owen Wafle, each bringing notable experience and six‑figure NIL valuations.
College football's ever‑changing rosters make wide receiver rankings volatile, prompting fantasy analysts to target high‑scoring, pass‑heavy offenses when building their 2026 draft boards.
Manny Diaz’s second year at Duke culminated in an ACC title, and despite a reshaped offense, the Blue Devils are banking on a revamped defense to contend in 2026.
Ranking the 2026 position groups, the Blue Devils showcase a dominant linebacker unit, a promising receiving corps, and key question marks at quarterback and defensive backs.
Duke enters the 2026 season with a transformed roster, facing both offensive loss and defensive decline while hoping standout running back Nate Sheppard can lead a resurgence.
With star quarterback Darian Mensah gone and top receivers departed, Duke must rely on new starter Walker Eget, a revitalized defense and the breakout potential of running back Nate Sheppard to contend in a conference that appears to have taken a step back.
As Duke prepares for the 2026 campaign, a countdown of its top 30 players reveals a defense anchored by linebacker Nick Morris Jr. and safety Luke Mergott, while head coach Manny Diaz looks to extend his flawless season record.
Duke’s 2026 recruiting class brings nine transfers across offense and defense, each expected to contribute immediately.