How Lincoln Kienholz can change Jeff Brohm's Louisville offense at QB
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The University of Louisville's football team is embracing a dual-threat quarterback in Lincoln Kienholz, an Ohio State transfer. Kienholz's athleticism is expected to add a new dimension to the Cardinals' offense, which has been pass-first under head coach Jeff Brohm.
Louisville football has a new dual-threat quarterback in Lincoln Kienholz. He is an Ohio State transfer who averaged 6.0 yards per carry and totaled 139 passing yards over seven games. Kienholz's athleticism will add a new dimension to the Cardinals' offense. The team will still be pass-first, but Kienholz's versatility will give them more options. The Cardinals' offense has been pass-first under head coach Jeff Brohm, but Kienholz's arrival is expected to change that. Kienholz is expected to be used in quarterback run plays, which will take pressure off the running backs.
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