⚡ CFB Dashboard

- OL/TE: Speaking of sticking with things that are not working, why do they continue to motion the TE behind the OL for what then always seems to be an i...

- OL: Chiles is a train wreck Correction: NW’s oline is a train wreck Correction: Both can be right!

- QB/OL: Win some lose some in the QB portal.

- QB/OL: Still cant totally trust the best QB in the country after 15 starts!!!

- OL: My only concern is, our starting front 7 should have provided ample opportunity and film in practice for the OL staff to analyze before we even played a single game considering it’s still the...

- QB/OL: Because that's the nature of building a great offensive line.

- OL: Yet all my posts pointing things out after the game receive massive upvotes.

- OL/LB: anybody out there Saturday night who wants to keep playing for Fitz damn sure knows by now to keep competing and keep fighting.

- OL/LB: I actually think, even with of our oline talent, that Simien and/or Olubobola will make noise next offseason.

- Pick/market: At this point in time 26 beats both 24 and 25 by double digits.

- OL: Ah yes, the ol 1 month sub posts that are full of sh!tty attempts to troll.

- OL/LB: I don’t think either team will finish above .500 in the big 10, but they aren’t horrible defensively.

- OL/LB: The first pin and pull doesn’t seem like a bad scheme at all.

- Injury: Jagusah has a couple more months of rehab Augustine was expected mid-October, so while that better not be sooner (high risk for re-injury) let's hope it's not later.

- OL/LB: You can still stretch the field against two high safeties, especially if they run cover 2 zone scheme.

- OL: The oline looked awful and got beat inside most of the night.

- QB/OL: From a very uneducated fb perspective and without diving into OL play specifically, the run game is so unimaginative and predictable.

- Notre Dame's Michigan State snap-count review says Williams gave way to Nolan James Jr. after a 15-yard excessive-celebration penalty following his one-yard touchdown. The writer describes Williams as essentially benched and James taking over in the second half. This is observed game usage, not confirmation of the starter against Purdue. - The Notre Dame report says Faison was off the field for only three snaps against Michigan State. Greathouse saw his first action of this season in 12 personnel but did not catch a pass. These are specific participation details from that game, not a guarantee of future targets or a statement that either receiver changed starting status. - With Flanigan on the field against Michigan State, Notre Dame ran 25 times and passed 11 times. The writer flags that near-70% run tendency as a possible defensive clue. The counts describe that game's usage; they do not establish that Michigan State decoded every call or that Notre Dame has announced a different play-calling plan. - The post-Michigan State report describes Absher as established at Notre Dame's starting right-guard spot and Styles Prescod as the first tackle off the bench. This is the writer's current personnel assessment, not a newly verified Monday depth chart, an injury explanation or a promise of an unchanged lineup against Purdue.

- Pick/market: Never more than one guy at a time.

- QB/OL: Totally agree here, too much experience on the oline to get kicked in the teeth as this one has.

- Pick/market: I really dislike the standing in formation for 2-3 seconds before snapping the ball.

- Pick/market: There is obviously cause for angst with the Irish run game.

- OL: The offensive line run blocking is not very good.

- OL: It's not as big of a difference as the naked eye would tell you from watching the two (3.8 vs 4.3, neither of which are competent in CFB for a top 5 team against...

- Pick/market: OL watching and TE goes in and gets the first down pushing him across the line.