Louisville tight ends show improvement ahead of upcoming season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 2:07 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

The Louisville Cardinals are focusing on their tight end position as they prepare for the upcoming football season. With head coach Jeff Brohm emphasizing the tight end role, the team has recruited key transfers like Brody Foley and Jaleel Skinner. Foley, with his versatility, is expected to be a significant contributor in the passing game, while Skinner's speed and ability to create mismatches will enhance the offense. Other players including Justyn Reid and Julius Miles add depth to the unit. Their performance could be crucial for quarterback Lincoln Kienholz's success this season.
- •Brody Foley and Jaleel Skinner lead the tight end group.
- •Foley is noted for his versatility and size at 6-6/260.
- •Skinner aims to expand his impact in the passing game.
- •Justyn Reid and Julius Miles bolster the unit's depth.
- •The team's success may depend on tight end contributions.
- 2:07 PMYahoo Sports — Louisville Football Position Previews: Tight Ends
"If one were to start a discussion about which position group is the most improved on the team, tight end would be a great place to start. Jeff Brohm is known for having great production from his tight ends, but that hasn’t been the case during his time at Louisville. Brohm and his staff went […]
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