⚡ CFB Dashboard

- OL: They have zero defense and no offensive line.

- DL: From what my untrained eyes can see… Pedo St is a win even with it being a white out game.

- DL: They done really look like they can run the ball and our defensive line should be able to control the LOS

- DL: Dating back to the PC years I can’t remember the kind of potential and depth we currently have at DT.

- WR/LB: The next time a Lamar Jackson lead offense can feed not starve a second wide receiver will be the first time.

- Pick/market: This guy runs, and is a big QB, 6'2 225.

- LB: Yes, alignments so much better and reading plays much faster.

- OL/RB: Here's a breakdown of our players, compared to other players using PFF as a guide.

- QB/LB: They’re expecting a pass because it’s 2nd and 9 and they line up in trips.

- QB: What we are learning is good defense is not based on QB pressures and turnovers.

- DL: Hes the highest graded PFF Interior DL in the country atm if im not mistaken so at least theres that.

- Injury: Don’t know injury status but I’ll definitely root for Devon Thompkins.

- DL: Riley is starting to sound like Helton

- DL: Thought the same thing I haven’t seen an SC defensive line play with that level of violence and intensity in a long time

- QB/WR: I have been a member for the past 27 years, but have not posted much in the past ten.

- Offense: We're gonna see versions of that.

- Defense: It was nice to see Winfield and Ramos get the sack to end the game.

- Defense: I’ll disagree here…..

- WR/LB: I will take our young receiving core + Bowman against Oregon’s secondary.

- DB: Jide-Jakeem working one side, Van Sumeren-Wafle on the other, opens up a likely free blitzer from either side.

- USC's defensive line was described as having a useful blend of veteran experience and young talent, with Abaseri leading a group that looked physical and violent. - The defensive line improving without Jake Stewart was framed as a good sign for the room's depth and upside once Stewart returns. - USC's receiver room should improve when Terrell Anderson can play and Tanuk Hines gets fully back into form. - The podcast still urged the supporting pieces to keep developing before the Oregon game on September 26.

- USC's wide receiver room still lacked Terrell Anderson and had Tanuk Hines just getting back after being injured and unavailable against San Jose State. - Jake Stewart remained out, but the podcast viewed USC's defensive line showing as encouraging because the group still overwhelmed a weaker offensive line. - USC's secondary drew positive notes for not getting beaten deep and for Profit Brown providing timely safety help on an interception. - The defense still has to keep improving before the Oregon game, but the snippets framed the defensive line and secondary as trending positively.

- DL: Boise’s DL seems to be holding their own against the run early

- QB/OL: In the first drive you could tell that Entz had keyed in on the counter pull.

- DL: This is the best our defense has looked in a very long time.

- RB/LB: On a related note I wonder if one of the younger players will eventually end up being the featured RB.

- DB: DEFENSE IS SWARMING.