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Wisconsin Football Stock Report: Who's Up and Who's Down After Blowout vs. Michigan State

Wisconsin’s 31-3 rout of Michigan State on Homecoming weekend solidified the Badgers’ 4-1 record and 2-0 start in Big Ten play, with several players emerging as key storylines. Quarterback Colton Joseph delivered a standout dual-threat performance, throwing for 145 yards and three touchdowns despite completing just 9 of 20 passes.

His rushing attack was even more eye-opening, with 13 carries for 141 yards and a 47-yard touchdown burst, reinforcing his ability to disrupt defenses on the ground after a 2025 season where he amassed 1,007 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. The Badgers’ defense also made critical strides, with defensive tackle Charles Perkins recording his first career sack and first interception in consecutive games, while outside linebacker Tyreese Fearbry added four pass pressures and a deflection in the win.

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