⚡ CFB Dashboard

- QB: This is a perfect example of why college sports is so scrweed: imagine the NFL if every player was a free agent at the end of each season = welcome to NCAA athletics.

- QB: Qb coach, makes play call suggestions, provides an eye in the sky for the offense, runs offensive drills in practice when Jeff isn't.

- QB: I actually don't have as much of a problem with this one as I do with the one on Perry.

- QB/RB: After ignoring everything football after seeing that BS today for my mental health.

- QB: Missed this in real time.

- After Louisville's 30-27 loss to Wake Forest, Jeff Brohm said Wake stuffed the Cardinals' early rushing attempts with movement and penetration, while Louisville did not block or play physically enough up front. With quarterback Lincoln's running contained, Louisville leaned on passing; Brohm questioned whether that is currently the offense's strength, not an announced quarterback change. - After Wake Forest's big passing plays, Brohm called Louisville's pass defense poor and said its 2026 coverage has not eliminated deep gains the way it did last year. He said the staff will re-examine its approach, but did not announce a coverage or safety-lineup change. - Brohm identified Louisville's defensive interior as a weakness after the Wake Forest loss, citing edges getting knocked out and insufficient firmness against counters and inside zone. Those are his postgame run-fit concerns, not a confirmed personnel or scheme change. - Brohm said Nick is Louisville's long-field-goal kicker and was used for distance against Wake Forest after making kicks from 60-plus yards in practice. He said the lower trajectory requires firm protection and Wake blocked that attempt; he separated it from Carson's missed kick. The transcript does not provide either kicker's surname or announce a new everyday kicker.

- Defense: If I’m comparing the right depth charts we returned 2 starters on defense.

- QB: We need to be able to collapse pockets and maintain rush lanes.

- Pick/market: We’re due to play a game against an FBS team where our third year starting QB doesn’t commit a mind-numbingly dumb turnover that costs the team.

- Pick/market: Doeren never said anything about whether or not they practice taking a knee, so I was a little worried the QB wouldn’t know what to do.

- Pick/market: A win is a win, but I'd argue NC State has more questions than answers after nearly blowing a three-score lead at home against Appalachian State, 41-31.

- QB: Based on the postgame, never was in mentioned by anyone at anytime, yes it’s an educated assumption.