Observations, Takeaways From Monday's Arizona State Practice

• NFL scouts from the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Rams were in attendance.

• The offensive line was very vocal and physical during today's position drills - presumed starting center Ben Coleman also participated in portions of practice at his former position at guard.

• McClain was the recipient of an approximately 50-yard deep shot in the early stages of the offense-defense portion of practice indoors.

• Metayer was consistent throughout the parts of practice in which he participated - just days after Dillingham alluded to the starting TE being in precautionary concussion protocol.

• Jordyn Tyson returned to practice after being held out of 11-on-11 practice at Camp Tontozona on Friday and the Maroon/Gold scrimmage on Saturday.

• Leavitt looked incredibly comfortable for the most part, once again utilizing his athleticism and big-arm to his advantage.

• "Boogie" Wilson has been an undeniable standout over the last two weeks. The Washington State transfer has raised eyebrows within all corners of the coaching staff - with coach Dillingham even alluding to the fact that he has to see the field during the regular season.

• The Sun Devils are unbothered by being ranked 11th in the preseason AP Poll - the team is virtually unanimous in the mindset of taking things week-by-week

As fall practice rages on, the season opener grows closer - the Sun Devils are set to usher in the 2025 season on August 30 against Northern Arizona.

Read more on the case for Leavitt to be an All-American selection at season's end here, and if Dillingham has any built-in recruiting advantages in his role here.