⚡ CFB Dashboard

- OL: The thing about the DTs is I don't think it's as simple as saying they're 3rd and 4th on the depth chart and both returning.

- Pick/market: My guess is that they want to know how many snaps key starters on D can reasonably be counted on to be effective during the rest of the season.

- OL: Watching more closely IU just runs a better version of the Flintstone Frank O.

- Injury: The left tackle is a known injury, and he'll be out for our game too.

- Injury: Pitt receivers coach JJ Laster met the media this week to talk about the receivers, how they've done blocking in the run game, the plays they're making and a lot more.

- The Morning Pitt's review counted five conversions on 10 third- or fourth-down plays needing one or two yards through Pitt's first three games of 2026. On third- or fourth-and-one, Pitt was two of six, including zero of three on third-and-one. These are the analyst's current-season counts, not a newly announced under-center package. - The supplied Morning Pitt analysis cited PFF snap counts through three 2026 games: Nick James had 145 defensive snaps, Sean FitzSimmons 125 and Jeremiah Warren 39. Those counts quantify the starting defensive tackles' heavier usage; the analyst's depth concern does not establish an injury, a new rotation or a promised reserve workload.

- Coaching: they said multiple times that Cuse has the largest oline in the country so , not really

- OL: The Rams play in a different league....The NFL still plays under center.

- OL: I’ve been a sharp critic of the O-line, but they do deserve credit for a good job in their run blocking last night.

- Pick/market: Nice breakdown.