Two former UVA quarterbacks experienced separate fates on Tuesday, the NFL deadline for teams to reduce their rosters to 53 players.

Bronco Mendenhall decided to take an NFL approach to training camp this year, not necessarily less contact, but “less finishing,” less taking players to the ground.

Virginia released its 2021 depth chart on Monday afternoon for this week’s season-opening William & Mary game:

The fate of Bryce Perkins’ second year in the NFL will be decided in the next couple of days when the Los Angeles Rams are forced to make a difficult decision.

Under most circumstances, Billy Kemp IV wouldn’t be wearing a Virginia uniform.

“The Jerry Ratcliffe Show” breaks down the UVA football team, position group by position group, looks at the schedule, then wraps with a discussion of the ACC-Big Ten-Pac 12 alliance.

One of the major reasons Virginia won the ACC Coastal Division and played in the Orange Bowl in 2019 was its aggressive, take no prisoners, pass rush.

Good news for Bryce Perkins fans. Coming off a strong performance against the Las Vegas Raiders over the weekend, Perkins has nailed down the No. 3 quarterback spot on the Los Angeles Rams’ present 80-man roster.

LA Rams coach Sean McVay’s plan was to divide time between former Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins and Duck Hodges in Saturday night’s preseason game against the Raiders.

Virginia’s football team is yet to have an all-out scrimmage deep into training camp, but Bronco Mendenhall is going to try to find a way to get it done Saturday at Scott Stadium, weather permitting.

Virginia Athletics announced several enhancements to the game day experience for home football games during the 2021 season.

For former Virginia record-setting quarterback Bryce Perkins, his first taste of the NFL on Friday night was like old times.

Among all of the potential Cavaliers playmakers, it’s impossible to ignore Keytaon Thompson.

Marques Hagans believes it’s his job to get every ounce of potential from the players he coaches.

Brennan Armstrong isn’t the stereotypical UVA quarterback from the past, and Bronco Mendenhall is in love with that notion.

Retired NFL referee David Wyant joins the show to discuss his career, including what it’s like to referee a Super Bowl. Also, Siobhan Statuta from UVA Sports Medicine discusses the intersection of mental health and athletics.

Gerry Capone is a rarity in college football. He came to Virginia as a part-time assistant to George Welsh in 1982 and has never left.

When Shawn Griswold spoke to UVA’s football team under a blazing Virginia sun Friday morning, he came equipped with a sledgehammer and a rock.

According to voters who attended last week’s ACC Football Kickoff in Charlotte, this year’s league championship game will come down to defending champion Clemson against North Carolina, with the Tigers coming out on top.