⚡ CFB Dashboard

- OL/LB: Read article or ignore it Bottom line : Win and they will shut up.

- Top Actionable Intel - Rutgers exited spring without any announced season-ending injuries; Greg Schiano described the spring health outcome as positive. - DT Zaire Angoy was approved for a sixth year and practiced with the team throughout spring, giving Rutgers another experienced defensive-line piece. - WR Jordan Houston won the most improved offensive player award, and the hosts expect him to have a real 2026 role based on the history of past award winners becoming contributors. - S Jesse Fierry won the most improved defensive player award and was described as a player who has drawn repeated praise from coaches and teammates.

- Kaliakmanis underranked—smart QB with better stats than higher-ranked peers; proved himself vs Big Ten teams; deserves draft consideration.

- Felter was force on OL in Big Ten, ran ball effectively on most opponents.

- Need defensive presence from centers so guards can defend outside shots; expect limited B1G offense from fives.

- Rutgers OL, RB, WR are strengths; QB abilities TBD; Kirk develops QBs effectively.

- Mahomes will miss Pacheco's pass blocking; Chiefs O-line could make for tough season.

- Portal haul sufficient; DL transfers critical. - CB Munn + Kevin Levy, MD transfer promising. - Kaj Sanders should rebound. - Offense strong with multiple game-changing receivers, veteran OL. - 9-10 wins possible if DL pans out.

- KJ Duff's effectiveness depends on QB accuracy and OL pass protection.

- Raymond poised monster 2026 year given QB questions, OL/WR1 strength, easier schedule. - Median projection: 1,100–1,299 rush yards, 10–12 TDs.

- OL depth significantly improved; QB AJ hearing strong reports as potential starter.