There is one obvious question about Louisville football this spring, and it is the one question that is sure to be asked more than any other between now and the season opener against Alabama in September: What does life look like without Lamar Jackson?
While it is true that any team with a departing Heisman Trophy winner gets asked the same question, it feels a little different with the Cardinals. Perhaps that is because Jackson is a generational talent who succeeded in areas most quarterbacks cannot -- from his devastating speed to his second-level burst to his ability to throw 80 yards without wasting a sliver of effort.