Over the weekend, former Pitt receiver Raphael Williams accused Pat Narduzzi of attacking his character with NFL scouts. What actually happens when NFL scouts come to the South Side? We've got just the person to ask: former Pitt assistant director of player personnel Karlo. Zovko, who tells us about the scouting process, what the coaches tell scouts and a lot more - like what he makes of the hype surrounding Mason Heintschel. All that and more on the Wednesday edition of the Morning Pitt.

The hype keeps climbing for Pitt's offense, so let's talk about where the Panthers are with just a few days left in training camp. How high is the ceiling for this offense? How do the position groups compare to previous years at Pitt? And can this be one of the best offenses of the Pat Narduzzi era? We're covering those questions and more on the Tuesday edition of the Morning Pitt.

Pitt held its final scrimmage of training camp on Sunday, and by all accounts, it was another impressive day from the Panthers' offense - which has become a trend through the first three weeks of camp. Who stood out in the scrimmage? How much hype is there for Pitt's offense? How much hype should there be? We're breaking it all down on the Monday edition of the Morning Pitt.

The Associated Press preseason top 25 was released on Monday, and Pitt showed up in the "also receiving votes" category after making the cut on seven ballots. What does that say about the Panthers in 2026? What does it say about the teams that are ahead of them? And does Pitt have a path to climb the rankings early in the season? All that and more on the Tuesday edition of the Morning Pitt.

Fresh off the first scrimmage of training camp, Pitt's offense appears to be headed in the right direction. What has the Panthers' offense shown so far? How is Mason Heintschel playing? What playmakers have emerged at the skill positions? All that and more on the Monday edition of the Morning Pitt.

Does Pitt really need a No. 1 receiver? Which transfer will be the most productive? What are the vibes like for this year's Panthers? And does the Pittsburgh sports media really hate Pitt? We've got answers to those questions and more in this week's Morning Pitt Mailbag.

As Pitt gets rolling in the second week of training camp, there are some players worth keeping in mind. On today's Morning Pitt, we're looking at five guys who are especially interesting - two receivers, a defensive end, a linebacker and a cornerback.

We've got a special guest on the Wednesday edition of the Morning Pitt: It's the WPIAL Insider, former Pitt recruiting assistant Karlo Zovko. Today, Karlo joins us to talk about Pitt football, Pitt recruiting, the WPIAL, some key prospects to know and a lot more. Check out our conversation with Karlo Zovko.

Pitt didn't have any major position changes this offseason, but a handful of players are going to be doing something different from what they did in 2025, and for three of them, their individual success will be critical to the success of the team.

Pitt is about to start its first full week of training camp today, but before that happens, we're looking at the first few days of camp. Which players have impressed? Whose names have we heard the most? Where are the biggest concerns? We've got answers to those questions and more on the Monday edition of the Morning Pitt.