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- QB/LB: No he will be a top 5 pick.

- QB/OL: A: Elite QB + elite defense is a combo that will take you very far in this sport and ND is the only team in the country that I think has both B: Lack...

- QB/DL: Notre Dame dominated Purdue's offensive front on Saturday, recording 6.0 sacks and four quarterback hits.

- Intel: No one should be behind Zachary on the depth chart.

- Intel: As long as the ball is not equipped with a pull starter, we should be fine.

- QB: Depends on if you though Tommy Rees was Everett Golson's backup or his ninth inning closer.

- QB: The offense under Carr is just going to remain ruthlessly efficient Alot of defenses against elite QBs is daring the QB to get bored.

- Pick/market: Thanks again Andrew.

- QB/OL: Yall need to go back, if you can stomach it, and watch just how god awful our OL was last yr.

- QB: He definitely needs to get on the same page as guys like Mason Humphrey.

- Against Clemson, North Carolina cut corner Tre Miller, a starter in its first two games, to nine snaps. Safety Peyton Waters instead played 54 corner snaps opposite Jaiden Patterson after only two earlier career snaps there, while Coleman Bryson filled Waters' safety spot for all 72 defensive plays. Those are Clemson-game alignments, not a permanent depth-chart announcement. - The 247Sports article cites Clemson-game PFF overall grades of 47.3 for UNC safety Coleman Bryson and 34.4 for corner Jaiden Patterson. Bryson allowed four catches on four targets for 63 yards and a TD with five missed tackles; Patterson allowed three on seven for 55 yards. These are article-cited game results, not independently read PFF data or a benching decision. - UNC slot defender Kaleb Cost played 44 snaps against Clemson, allowing one catch on two targets for 13 yards with a pass breakup. Freshman Kenton Dopson III played 11 snaps and allowed one catch on two targets for three yards. These observed contributions do not establish either player's next-game snap share.

- Against Clemson in 2026, North Carolina back Benjamin Hall had 11 carries for 77 yards by halftime. The column says UNC used Demon June on a first-down run backed near its own goal line in the third quarter, and June fumbled. The writer argues for more Hall work; no coach announced a rotation change. - Through three 2026 games, Benjamin Hall has UNC's best overall PFF grade at 81.8 and is its highest-graded pass-blocking back, according to the article. Demon June has four touchdowns in a goal-line role. These are current contributions within UNC's rotation, not a newly named lead back or promised carry split.

- QB: I didn’t watch those games but I thought they had a different qb for those games.

- QB: Well if he has to do all that then maybe he just shouldn’t have thrown it lol.

- QB/DL: Again the interruption didn’t happen while they drove 70 yards down on us with our D tired.

- QB: Who could not beat out Billy Edwards, the limited #28 rated QB in the portal.

- QB: CHAPEL HILL — In today's special Daily Drop, Andrew Jones and Noah Weiskopf go in-depth on North Carolina quarterback situation and discuss when a change could be made, if at all.

- QB/LB: Wow at 12:00 even though he should have still hit Trech , you’re right Shipp was WIDE OPEN And the one where Shipp flattened the route to mitigate the over top safety help again...

- QB/LB: Billy should and will start, let O’Neil come in after HT

- QB: No way in Hell is Daniels more talented as a qb than Drake Maye.....

- QB: Because if the coaches don’t think you are good enough to beat this guy out then they must not think much of you.

- QB: Hes not even a game manager on Saturday he showed he’s a game loser

- QB: With UNC in its second bye week of the season, one area that must be addressed is where they stand with Billy Edwards at quarterback.

- QB: IC senior reporter Greg Barnes on UNC's quarterback situation heading into a bye week before Notre Dame comes to Kenan Stadium.