Nick Kosko

USA Today named the biggest college football winners and losers of Week 0, which gave us a nice appetizer for the season, which gets into full swing next weekend.

Former Kansas quarterback will be the backup QB to starter on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, per NFL insider Ian Rapoport. An undrafted free agent, Daniels beat out and for the spot behind Mayfield.

Former Florida quarterback Kyle Trask was released by the Carolina Panthers, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. However, he could end up being the emergency quarterback option for the team.

Former Alabama running back Jam Miller was waived by the New England Patriots, per CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz . Miller was in his rookie year in the NFL and was a seventh round pick back in April.

Bryce Underwood is going to be “buzzing” according to former Michigan tight end Jake Butt . After an up and down freshman season, Underwood might be able to showcase more of his talents in a new offense as a sophomore.

If Oregon is to win a national championship this year, it could be in large part to the pass catchers at QB Dante Moore's disposal.

The Tennessee Titans waived former Kentucky quarterback Will Levis on Sunday, per NFL insider Ian Rapoport. Levis was a second round pick (No. 33 overall) in the 2023 NFL Draft by the Titans.

Rookie QB and former Arkansas star made the Cleveland Browns roster, per Mary Kay Cabot . This comes on the heels of second-year QB also making the roster , presumably behind starter and

Lane Kiffin was asked if he would follow the SEC's eligibility rules if the court order is reversed and he said “absolutely,” per ESPN's Heather Dinich.

Joel Klatt firmly believes USC can compete for a Big Ten title and a College Football Playoff spot following the 42-26 win over San Jose State Saturday.