Louisville Kings drop UFL road game to Jack Plummer, Orlando Storm

The Louisville Kings will leave Inter&Co Stadium on Saturday with a 19-9 loss to the Orlando Storm — and more questions for coach Chris Redman and his staff to answer if they want to notch their first United Football League win. Here are three takeaways from the game: Chandler Rogers could overtake Jason Bean as the Louisville Kings' QB1 Jason Bean got the start under center for the Kings on Saturday after going 14 for 27 for 226 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions during last week's season-opening loss to the Birmingham Stallions. Redman gave him two drives — the first ending in a three and out, the second ending in a field goal — before turning to backup Chandler Rogers off the bench.

Rogers, a 6-foot California grad, proceeded to complete nine of his 13 first-half attempts for 116 yards. He also led the longest drive of the season to date — 73 yards in 11 plays, resulting in a field goal. He wasn't perfect, missing a wide-open Tarik Black in the end zone on a backside read and instead overthrowing a covered Zach Davidson on a third down and 7 at the Storm's 23-yard line.

But certainly sharper than Bean was Saturday. "It didn't surprise me," Redman told ESPN when asked about Rogers' performance before heading into the locker room trailing 12-9. "He does it every day in practice.

... He just makes a lot of great decisions on the field. " But, when asked if he would stick with Rogers the rest of the way, he said, "We're going to go talk about it.