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Albert Breer’s Notes: Two Key Questions As Brendan Sorsby Plans to Enter the NFL

How will the league handle the 22-year-old as he is set to enter the supplemental draft? Plus, James Pearce Jr.’s return, the Jets’ offensive line and more.

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Raiders Fire Offensive Coordinator Amid Coaching Staff Shake-Up

Las Vegas Raiders make coaching changes after disappointing loss, signaling a shift in offensive strategy.

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Raiders hire ex-Broncos offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello

The Raiders hired former Broncos offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello as their new QBs coach. He worked with Caleb Williams this spring.

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Raiders hire former Broncos, 49ers assistant Rich Scangarello as QB coach

Former Broncos OC, 49ers QB coah=ch Rich Scangarello hired as Raiders QB coach

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QB prospect Caleb Williams working with ex-Broncos OC Rich Scangarello

Caleb Williams, one of the top QBs in this year's class, is working with ex-Broncos OC Rich Scangarello leading up to the NFL draft.

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How Kentucky QB Will Levis worked his way from run-first backup to top NFL draft prospect

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Less than two years before he would become one of the most talked about players in the 2023 NFL draft class, Will Levis found himself in a surprising spot during his first Kentucky football training camp.

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Could Will Levis be the Panthers’ surprise pick? Breaking down Kentucky QB’s game.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — With the first pick in the 2023 NFL draft, the Carolina Panthers will likely select one of four quarterbacks. Bryce Young (Alabama), C.J. Stroud (Ohio State) Anthony Richardson (Florida) and Will Levis (Kentucky) all have a case to be the top pick.

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Will Levis is finally healthy again: ‘I’ve got a cannon, and I want to show it off’

INDIANAPOLIS — After an injury-plagued senior season for Kentucky football, quarterback Will Levis is finally close to 100%.

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Projecting DeMeco Ryans’ coaching staff with Texans

With the Houston Texans hiring DeMeco Ryans as coach, here is what his coaching staff could look like.

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Liam Coen returning to Kentucky to run the Wildcats’ offense. Here’s why and what’s ahead.

The worst-kept secret for Kentucky football is a secret no more.

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Report: Rams OC Liam Coen Heading Back to Kentucky

He was Kentucky’s offensive coordinator in ’21.

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Kentucky’s Will Levis announces he won’t play in Music City Bowl, declares for NFL draft

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky will play its bowl game without star quarterback Will Levis.

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John Clay: Pass the popcorn: Transfer portal, coaching moves have turned college football crazy

And you thought last year was crazy. Transfer portal crazy. Record-breaking crazy. When a multitude of college football players walked out on the diving board and did a triple-somersault into the packed portal you thought you’d seen it all. You were wrong. We were wrong.

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Mark Story: The three questions Mark Stoops must get right this offseason

For decades, Kentucky football’s paradigm was that, in the bad seasons, the Wildcats would win two or three games while in the good years UK would win six or seven.

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John Clay: Kentucky football’s Mark Stoops has a balancing act to perform when assessing season

The regular season is over. The decision-making season begins now. And Mark Stoops has decisions to make. It’s why he’s paid the big bucks. Even bigger bucks all the time.

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John Clay: Should he stay or should he go? Will Kentucky football stick with Rich Scangarello?

The hire made sense. To coordinate Kentucky’s offense, Mark Stoops replaced one former NFL assistant coach with another former NFL assistant coach. Liam Coen came from the Kyle Shanahan/Mike Shanahan coaching tree. Rich Scangarello came from the Kyle Shanahan/Mike Shanahan coaching tree. On paper, the transition from Coen to Scangarello…

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Why Kentucky thinks methodical pace can be a strength in battle of tempo with Tennessee

Kentucky football offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello might be reminding his players of the story of the tortoise and the hare in the buildup to a matchup with No. 3 Tennessee this week.

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Mark Story: Racing against time, ‘C-Rod’ still has big goals for the UK football season

The clock is ticking down on the Kentucky career of Christopher Rodriguez. When Saturday morning dawned, UK’s redshirt senior running back was down to his final six regular-season games in Wildcats blue and white.

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Mark Story: In comparing Rich Scangarello’s offense to Liam Coen’s, one number tells the story

I have started to feel a little bit sorry for Rich Scangarello. Since arriving in Lexington from the staff of the San Francisco 49ers, the new Kentucky offensive coordinator cannot seem to catch a break.

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John Clay: Kentucky football’s next big question: How will the Cats react to loss at Ole Miss?

OXFORD, Miss. — Too many mistakes. Too many errors. Too many miscues. A top-10 team via the AP college football rankings, Kentucky did not play like a top-10 team in its 22-19 loss at Ole Miss on Saturday.

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Why Kentucky Wildcats are confident Chris Rodriguez will boost offense after suspension

There may be no better illustration of what Kentucky football hopes star running back Chris Rodriguez can bring to the team when he returns from a four-game suspension Saturday than what happened when he last touched the ball in a Wildcats uniform.

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Mark Story: Can Christopher Rodriguez put the oomph back in Kentucky’s rushing attack?

At one point during a recent Kentucky Wildcats football practice, the sight of exiled UK running back Christopher Rodriguez in the huddle with the Cats’ second-string offense moved his teammates to levity.

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John Clay: Is Kentucky football really a top-10 team? We’re about to find out.

Is Kentucky overrated? You could make that case. True, Mark Stoops’ Wildcats are a perfect 4-0, but their rise up the national charts is based largely on that Sept. 10 win at Florida. The Gators have struggled since, squeaking out a home win over lowly South Florida before losing to…

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Mark Story: What comparing Rich Scangarello’s Kentucky offense to Liam Coen’s tells us. And what it doesn’t.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — For the Kentucky football offense, it is go time.

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Kentucky’s 2022 offensive line struggling to live up to the legacy of the Big Blue Wall

We should have expected this. Four starters gone. Two were NFL Draft picks. A third was the starting left tackle. One former starting guard is now starting at center. The other former starting guard is now playing tackle. Little wonder Kentucky football’s offensive line has started, should we say, slowly.

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