The future is very bright in Blacksburg and excitement has not been this high in a very long time. James Franklin has brought a lot of fresh energy to the program, especially given how he just signed the 22nd ranked class in the country in just three weeks. However, before we look ahead to the future, let us take one final look at the 2025 Hokies, what went right, what went wrong, how each position group did, and who the difference-makers were. Today, we will focus on the offense.
2025 Virginia Tech Offensive Report Card and Position Group MVPs
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