Wisconsin Badgers NFL stars like T.J. Watt, Zack Baun, and Hunter Wohler reunited at NX Level for a powerful homecoming workout—where brotherhood, shared roots, and elite competition fuel their drive toward the 2026 season. Baun praised the familiar Badger environment, while Wohler credited Watt’s leadership as a relentless motivator, turning training into a family reunion where every rep pushes them closer to greatness.

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Wisconsin’s football program is firing on all cylinders this offseason, bringing in 33 transfers to overhaul nearly a third of their roster in a bold push for 2026. The offense gets a major upgrade with Austin Kawecki anchoring the line, Abu Sama powering the backfield, and P.J. Wilkins locking down left tackle. Jacob Harris emerges as the tight end focal point, while receivers Jaylon Domingeaux and Shamar Rigby fight for key roles. Quarterback Colton Joseph leads the charge, but with injury history, the backup battle could heat up fast. This is Wisconsin’s statement: they’re building for a championship-caliber season.

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Wisconsin’s offensive line just got a giant upgrade with the addition of 6’6”, 340-pound PJ Wilkins, a transfer from Ole Miss who’s poised to start at left tackle despite limited experience there. Coaches rave about his wingspan, “tackle feet,” and physical dominance, betting his raw talent can overcome the learning curve. If he nails it, he could become a cornerstone; if not, backup Lucas Simmons-Johansson is ready to step in. The consensus? Wilkins will start Week 1 — and while he may not dazzle immediately, he’s expected to deliver steady, reliable play at a position the Badgers have struggled with.

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