3. Chandler Morris turnover issue
The Cavaliers quarterback has a bit of a turnover concern through their first five games, and Louisville will exploit that this Saturday. Chandler Morris has thrown four interceptions through five games, including last week, when he threw three interceptions against Florida State, and one interception against North Carolina State in the Cavaliers' lone loss.
Louisville's defense has forced six interceptions already this year, along with two forced fumbles, and will look to make Morris as uncomfortable as possible on Saturday. The Cardinals have forced two interceptions while their opponents have been in the red zone, and Morris threw a costly interception in the red zone already this season.
TJ Quinn is coming off a massive game for the Cardinals, where he secured two interceptions, and with the Cardinals' elite defensive line, fans should expect someone from this secondary or linebacker group to pick Morris off Saturday. The Virginia transfer has struggled against good teams in his career, as he threw an interception in every loss but two games for North Texas in 2024, including three picks against Texas Tech and Stephen F. Austin and two versus Army and UTSA.