Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm can expand key part of playbook

Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm is set to expand his team's playbook by incorporating a more significant role for a dual-threat quarterback. This season, the Cardinals will see more frequent use of the quarterback run game, thanks to the acquisition of Ohio State transfer Lincoln Kienholz. Brohm, who has always valued having a mobile quarterback, recognizes Kienholz's athleticism and versatility as crucial assets for the offense.

With Kienholz, Brohm can call plays that he previously hadn't felt comfortable with, such as lining up multiple quarterbacks for a play or having a wide receiver in a Wildcat formation. The addition of a running quarterback benefits Louisville's offense in several ways. Defenses will need to account for run-pass option opportunities, which will help take pressure off the running backs.

Moreover, Kienholz's ability to extend plays and make plays on his feet will provide Louisville with a more unpredictable offensive attack, potentially increasing the team's rushing yards.