The Salt Lake Tribune examines how BYU's offense will adapt without running back LJ Martin, who is expected to miss four to six weeks with a lower-body injury. Martin leads the team in rushing and is a key part of offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick's scheme.

Backup running backs Sione I Moa and Miles Davis will split carries, with the coaching staff likely leaning more heavily on quarterback Jake Retzlaff's passing game. BYU faces a difficult stretch including ranked Big 12 opponents while Martin is out.

The injury comes at a critical point in BYU's season as the Cougars sit at 5-0 and ranked in the top 15. Offensive coordinator Roderick told reporters the team has confidence in the depth but acknowledged Martin's production will be difficult to replace.