On Saturday, the BYU football program will wrap up the second week of Fall Camp with a scrimmage. BYU's roster features a mix of returning production and young talent. In this article, we're going over the BYU roster and what we've learned about each position group in Fall Camp.QuarterbacksBYU QB Bear Bachmeier on day one of Fall Camp | BYU Photo10 - Treyson Bourguet15 - John Sanders16 - Owen Geilman17 - Enoch Watson47 - Bear BachmeierFall Camp TakeawaysBear is much better than he was a season ago. What that looks like in games remains to be seen, but he is making throws this Fall Camp that he was simply not ready to make in 2025 Fall Camp.Treyson Bourguet is the backup quarterback at this point. He is getting the second-team reps. Unless something drastically changes between now and the start of the season, we expect Bourguet to be the backup.Enoch Watson is the only other QB getting reps in team portions. Watson rounds out the three-deep at quarterback.Perfect throw from Bear Bachmeier to Roger Saleapaga. The Bachmeier-Saleapaga connection has been strong dating back to Spring Camp. pic.twitter.com/GX57F4kFwi— Casey Lundquist (@casey_lundquist) August 10, 2026Running BacksBYU running back DeVaughn Eka at spring practice | BYU Photo4 - LJ Martin12 - Preston Rex20 - Journee Tonga25 - Devaughn Eka28 - Jovesa Damuni30 - Sione Moa34 - Charlie Miska38 - Logan Payne41 - Lucky Finau42 - Micah BecksteadFall Camp TakeawaysPhysically speaking, LJ Martin has taken another step this offseason. Martin has added a lot of muscle and looks poised to carry a big workload for this BYU offense.Questions behind LJ Martin remain unanswered. Sione Moa is a great backup, but his injury history will be a question mark until it's not.Preston Rex and Devaughn Eka are the next in line behind Martin and Moa.There are a few wildcards that could really help this position if they emerge. Logan Payne and true freshman Journee Tonga fit that description.Wide ReceiversBYU wide receiver Jojo Phillips on day one of Fall Camp | BYU Photo0 - Tei Nacua1 - Legend Glasker3 - Kyler Kasper5 - Jaron Pula13 - Jojo Phillips18 - Reggie Frischknecht19 - Tiger Bachmeier22 - Trey Roberts23 - Terrance Saryon26 - Fisher Ingersoll33 - Jared Esplin84 - Kila Keone89 - Jett NelsonFall Camp TakeawaysJojo Phillips is on track to be the go-to wide receiver. Phillips looked like a player poised for a breakout season in 2025 before an injury derailed his season.The talent is there for BYU to accomplish its goals with this wide receiver room. BYU has some reliable upperclassmen that will either take steps forward and command playing time, or they will be passed up by some really talented young wideouts.Legend Glasker is going to play. Based on what we've seen, he should play a lot. Glasker has high-level speed, runs really good routes, and we have been surprised how well he's handled the physicality of going up againt the first-team defense. That was our biggest question for him going into camp, and he's proven that he can still make plays against the best cornerbacks. In the last media observation, Glasker beat BYU start cornerback Evan Johnson.Perfect ball from Bear Bachmeier to true freshman Legend Glasker. Bachmeier put it where only Glasker could get it. pic.twitter.com/gnhEYhAOSh— Casey Lundquist (@casey_lundquist) August 10, 2026Tight EndsBYU tight end Roger Saleapaga at Fall Camp | BYU Photo2 - Roger Saleapaga II7 - Walker Lyons24 - Ethan Wood44 - Josh Davis45 - Keayen Nead80 - Jacob Nye82 - Noah Moeaki83 - Will Zundel87 - Matthew FredrickFall Camp TakeawaysWalker Lyons & Roger Saleapaga will be featured in the BYU offense a lot. They are too dynamic to not be on the field. Lyons and Saleapaga will likely start in week one. Even if they don't start together, they will share the field a lot in 2026.It's been relatively quiet at tight end behind the top two. We still have Noah Moeaki and Keayen Nead as the next in line behind Saleapaga and Lyons.Bear Bachmeier to Walker Lyons for a first down. The tight ends are going to be a big part of BYU's offense in 2026. pic.twitter.com/ruLNlorpaO— Casey Lundquist (@casey_lundquist) August 10, 2026Offensive LineBYU offensive and defensive lines square off on the first day of 2026 Fall Camp | BYU Photo51 - Sonny Makasini