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- QB: The other bright side is we’ll have the best backup QB we’ve ever had once it’s settled

- QB/OL: Vanderbilt will host Delaware for its second game of the 2026 season and will have multiple keys to focus in on to come away with, what it hopes will be, a comfortable victory.

- QB/LB: When Clark shows he can win on a consistent basis without Diego Pavia, he will have my undying trust on important situations such as starting QB battles We will know what kind of head...

- QB: that coaching staff has made the current decision to boost their already missive egos.

- QB: I don't think "let him walk" is probably what occurred here.

- Pick/market: I personally don’t think we win a single SEC game against these high powered offenses by playing ball control and defense, regardless of the QB.

- QB: we also have to be realistic and we are not an established program of winning, or an established program of QB production, or have a coach that has the reputation of QB development.

- QB: Until proven that CCL can actually make a decision and not one be provided for him (which is what Pavia did and what he wants someone to do so he doesn’t have to hurt...

- QB/LB: I appreciate your post but take good-natured issue with the text clipped above.

- QB/LB: We're essentially "circling the drain" by hashing and rehashing the same conversations about the QB situation.

- QB: I just want to say this because there has obviously been a lot of discussion lately about our coverage and some of our takes, especially when it comes to the quarterback position.

- QB: firstly, ccl is bright, comfortable in his skin, and able to show humility.

- QB: Not confident in us being competitive in the SEC right now based on what I saw out of him on re-watch of Saturday's game.

- QB: The staff is choosing to start the lesser talented QB and if this continues it could not only make Curtis leave it’ll send a message to high ...

- Coaching: Everything Lea said in the press conference suggests he’s focused on experimenting with the QB.

- Pick/market: What I saw against Austin Peay: Blaze has pretty clear limitations, but clearly has command of the offense as a game-manager type.

- Pick/market: Clark is a saboteur.

- QB: “There was only one catch and that was Catch-VU, which specified that believing the team’s most talented quarterback should actually be on the field in the face of offensive struggles that were real and...

- QB: Technically, there’s a significant difference between phonics and reading comprehension but I won’t insult your argument intelligence by explaining that difference.

- QB: There are a lot of possible futures out there and I don’t claim to know how this plays out.

- Offense: They need to decide what kind of offense they want to run first of all, and that obviously hasn’t been decided yet.

- QB/LB: *this was an explanation I got told, I verified the pavia part.

- QB: Not aimed at any thread but when I saw JC enter the game for the 2 minute drill, my mind went immediately to "yes" because, in my opinion, the staff new JC was the...

- QB/LB: Blaze dad is that you vandy will not cover with blaze at qb majority of the game

- QB: 28 points against Austin Peay by a quarterback in his fourth year in the system is pathetic.

- QB/LB: I do not think we will continue to see the same type of playcalling, but I agree with your underlying assertion.

- KICKER: Offense only really scored 13, if you don’t count field goals.

- Offense: Evan Hampton.

- Pick/market: Vanderbilt Beats Austin Peay, But Week 1 Raises Plenty of Questions Vanderbilt beat Austin Peay 28-9, but Week 1 raised major questions about the quarterback situation, offensive approach and secondary.

- Injury: “ I'm not as harsh on the coaching staff as some since we probably did what we need to do in the first game.

- QB: I’ve heard this narrative a lot, It made sense in theory BEFORE we had seen in-game reps from both of them.

- QB/OL: I don’t know how you can justify millions of dollars sitting on the bench when that money could be used for bolstering the OL, secondary, receivers, etc.

- RB/LB: People will see the RB ranking and think you don’t know ball, but MK missed a ton of cuts in that game.

- QB: If Louisville’s QB was any good then Tre would’ve had a TD.

- OL: The Bottom Line: Grading Vanderbilt’s Offensive Line vs.

- QB: I’ve said this for years, coaches constantly get inside their own heads and “out think” themselves

- QB/LB: Another concept already mentioned on one of the two main boards is whether or not our QBs are adept at changing plays--calling audibles.

- QB: Haven’t been on the board in a day or so, I’m sure somebody has said this.

- QB/LB: It is my hope the staff spent all weekend in meetings discussing the missteps of the past two weeks, including, but not limited to, the QB debacle, saturday's conservative gameplan, who's actually in charge...

- QB: If Heard had made a tackle in their backfield on the first drive on the QB the touchdown would never have happened and as noted someone has to make sure potential rushers are noted...

- OL: Delaware’s OL is solid for their scheme.

- QB: FMK: JC Blaze Whit Muschamp Also SP+ moved us up 2 points after the Peay win so the computers seem to believe in whomever we run out at QB.

- QB: Online narrative, Coaches decisions being questioned, general handling of the QB situation.

- QB: Which is why it’s weird CCL acts like he’s annoyed with QB questions when he’s the one creating the scenario to begin with.

- QB: When Blaze was announced the starter I was a big defender of that decision, and it is well documented if you look at anything I posted on here and twitter.

- Pick/market: Feel like with the team getting their feet underneath them, this SHOULD hit regardless of starter at QB.

- Pick/market: I’m not very concerned about too much offensively after game one.

- QB/LB: I understand that & it wouldnt hurt them to release some kind of summary of why they graded a player the way the did.

- QB: Well sure I was obviously strawmanning as a joke, I don't think people literally say that.

- QB/LB: Agree or disagree: Our defense, like last year, will give up a lot of points to SEC opponents: Part 2: We need to either have great ball control on offense or score a lot...

- QB: It was about the arm talent not necessarily whether it was completed or not.

- QB/DL: Then you move him to strong side edge rusher on passing downs.

- QB: I’m saying this after being supportive of their decision to start Blaze.

- Pick/market: Re-watching the game as well - it was also as much our RB play as it was our O-Line play.

- Vanderbilt quarterback Jared Curtis received a 76.7 PFF offensive grade on 18 snaps against Austin Peay, compared with Blaze Berlowitz's 53.5 on 46 snaps, a notable performance split that does not itself establish a change in starter. - Most Vanderbilt offensive linemen graded substantially better in pass protection than run blocking, while Lyndon Cooper's 66.7 overall offensive grade was the highest among offensive players who took more than half the snaps. - With starting tight end Cole Spence absent, Vanderbilt used Javontay Conner for 28 snaps, Maurice Veney for 25 and Walter Taylor for nine, with PFF offensive grades of 68.0, 72.3 and 77.7 respectively. - Vanderbilt's running-back workload was spread across Sedrick Alexander with 36 snaps, MK Young with 31 and Jamezell Lassiter with 13, with Lassiter's 66.1 PFF grade the highest in the group on the smallest workload. - Linebacker Nick Rinaldi led Vanderbilt's defense with an 84.0 PFF grade on 34 snaps, while Bryan Longwell played 41 snaps and earned a 72.6 grade.

- OL: NEW: @blakefromang breaks down Vanderbilt’s offensive line after Week 1.

- QB/DL: Second half defense was lights out.

- QB/OL: if we don’t have a QB who can push the ball down the field, we will see that in every game

- LB: Once again I repeat Every snap Blaze takes is a snap JC isn’t taking.

- QB: I appreciate this post for the mere fact that is light on QB talk.

- QB: I was thinking the same thing, but we could have scored a TD or got 3 after receiving the punt.

- QB/OL: O-line didn't pass block worth a flip in the first half.

- QB: The 3rd and 9 on the second drive/ 1st play of the 2nd quarter was just as egregious.

- QB: Even better than designated "Running Quarterback" Wade Freebeck?!

- Pick/market: As problematic as our QB problem might be, I'll take our dilemma any day of the week over establish QBs (CJ Bailey, Byrum Brown) who looked really rough in their openers.

- OL: Piss poor offensive line play and defense not looking as good as the staff was saying

- Pick/market: Blaze had the Pavia look at times / he played well and I see why he was named the starter.

- Pick/market: Made a thread on this but I saw Hampton in once one a punt return.

- Pick/market: NEW: Vanderbilt is 1-0, but there is plenty to talk about after a 28-9 win over Austin Peay.

- Vanderbilt beat Austin Peay 28-9 behind defense and special teams, holding the Governors to 178 total yards in a game ended early by lightning. - Blaze Berlowitz made his first collegiate start and produced 194 total yards with a rushing touchdown while completing 11 of 16 passes to nine different Commodores. - Issa Ouattara returned after missing nearly all of last season and recorded his first career multi-sack game with two sacks plus a blocked PAT that Vanderbilt returned for two points. - Sedrick Alexander ran for 60 yards and scored his 22nd career rushing touchdown, moving into fourth place on Vanderbilt's all-time rushing touchdown list. - Vanderbilt's special teams added Brock Taylor's two field goals and Josiah Broxton's 27-yard punt-return touchdown, while Taylor reached 200 career points.

- QB/LB: Announcer says we’re about to find out which quarterback will come out for the Commodores going into break and I’m pretty sure the roar from the crowd answered that question.