⚡ CFB Dashboard

- QB: In Kiffin's offense the quarterback has to be able to run and pass.

- QB/WR: I saw this thread and some of the replies and went and took Mizzou -4.5

- QB: This prediction belongs in the "I hope I'm wrong" category.

- QB: Wrote off of it for y'all The play that still keeps Trinidad Chambliss awake Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss still vividly sees the final pass of the Rebels’ season.

- QB: i promise you we didn’t spend all that money on Heisman promos just to sit our guys in the easiest game

- QB/LB: Most were in position and then just did something crazy.

- QB: the only reason I thought it might be is because if you watch Echoles he kind of goes to the outside as if he was taking Purchase gap responsibility.

- QB/LB: Doesn’t matter how perfectly scripted the plays are, if you snap the ball over QB head and fumble on 1st down run.

- Ole Miss opened against Louisville with tight ends Luke Hasz and Caleb Odom alongside two receivers and Kewan Lacy, with analyst Pete DeWeese identifying the two-tight-end personnel as the main early departure from last season's offense. - Analysts Pete DeWeese and Tyler Siskey identified repeated Ole Miss coverage busts against Louisville, with DeWeese criticizing cornerback discipline late and Siskey leaving the responsible safety uncertain on an earlier breakdown. - Ole Miss played without running back Kewan Lacy in the fourth quarter against Louisville, and Tyler Siskey specifically noted the loss of his pass protection without the report establishing an injury diagnosis or return timetable. - Tyler Siskey attributed Chambliss' first-half interception against Louisville to a late throw placed inside but praised the quarterback's use of his eyes to move the safety before the fourth-quarter touchdown to Caleb Odom.

- Ole Miss had multiple disruptive snaps during its first two series against Louisville, including a Brycen Sanders snap over Trinidad Chambliss that lost 21 yards and ended the opening drive. - Chambliss lost a fumble after converting fourth-and-two and later threw a first-half interception on a telegraphed third-down pass, although he recovered to account for four second-half touchdowns. - Ole Miss allowed 351 second-half yards to Louisville after escaping an earlier coverage breakdown when the Cardinals overthrew an uncovered receiver, leaving defensive issues beneath the 41-38 win. - Ole Miss kicker Lucas Carneiro made from 43 yards, missed wide from 46 late in the first half, and converted the winning 48-yard field goal at the final buzzer.

- QB/RB: Back in the day, teams would shuttle guards or a WR, RB with a play most every down on offense.

- QB/OL: To me, not sure anyone stuck out more in limited snaps that Oatis.

- QB: At least JDB didn’t put in our backup QB in the redzone to throw a fastball from 3 yards away.

- Pick/market: NASHVILLE | Ole Miss survived Louisville in Nashville on Sunday.

- Injury: Kinsler was slow getting up in the first half (same knee as injured later).

- QB: I know people talk about Chambliss’ height when it comes to NFL projections.

- Pick/market: Surprised they didn't take the penalty and go for 2 from the 1.5.

- QB/LB: I saw two CFP contenders who both still have a lot to work on.

- QB/OL: Well we did give up 38 points to a team with a qb who had never started.