⚡ CFB Dashboard

- OL/DL: Then our spotter doesn’t know the difference between our OL and DL.

- Injury: From the looks of it, that defensive end room is the best room we've had at any position group i can remember.

- Pick/market: I went back and watched KU's 51-6 win over Long Island again to take a closer look at the performance.

- Kansas' defensive-line grades dominated the LIU review, with David Santiago posting a 94.9 over 23 snaps and Dak Brinkley, Blake Herold, Leroy Harris, and Marcus Calvin all grading at 74.4 or better. - Trey Lathan gave Kansas another strong front-seven grade at linebacker with a 75.3 over 26 snaps. - The Kansas defensive review showed a clear front-seven-versus-secondary split, with Mason Ellis leading the safeties at 68.0 and Austin Alexander leading cornerbacks at 66.1.

- Kansas quarterback Jaylen Marshall graded well overall and completed three of four passes thrown at least 20 yards, but PFF gave him a 35 passing grade under pressure after a near-interception. - Marshall directed nearly all of his passes to the middle or left side of the field, a Week 1 tendency worth monitoring against stronger coverage units. - Yasin Willis handled 11 carries in 26 snaps but was marked down in pass protection, while Dylan Edwards earned his best grade as a receiver. - Kasen Carpenter led Kansas' offensive-line grades, and DeAndre Harper played 42 snaps to Nick Morrow's 33 while grading second among the unit. - Kansas kept every defensive starter at 28 snaps or fewer, while David Santiago posted two pressures and four stops and Blake Herold led the front with four pressures.