⚡ CFB Dashboard

- RB/WR: "One of the more explosive teams" is doing a lot of work here.

- OL: I just feel like you have to look into it before the schedule beefs up if guard is still an issue.

- OL: One redeeming thing I’ve noticed this season is there doesn’t seem to be a dominant OL in CFB yet.

- OL: One thing I struggle with is how they are consistently good in short yardage but consistently mediocre otherwise.

- OL: I want Craig in the middle, calling protections and making every combo block better.

- Offense: That was a missed opportunity to get Burress and Bubba some experience.

- DL: 7A - Best defense in the nation, pairing a deep pass rush with an All World secondary.

- OL: 1 is the defense, 2 is right guard/the offensive line as a whole, I was responding to some of the more hyperbolic statements about the offense, should have been more particular, think the offense...

- OL: Not to be pedantic but it is a fact that we are 5 in OFEI so I am right insofar as that goes.

- OL: much hope that you’re right, and that our OL can hold-up against elite defensive fronts we’ll see 11/7 and in the CFP.

- OL/LB: Now take the logic in your last sentence about comparing yardage output to a team's average yards given up and expand that to every team in the country and then rank the teams by...

- Offense: They don’t play against the 1s or 2s in practice anymore, they play against the scout D.

- RB: ND wins the Natty because their defense shuts down the other teams offense and limits scoring to under 3 touchdowns They lose the natty because they can’t score enough points with their lack of...

- Offense: The only football he understands is Madden.

- Offense: Probbaly fair I just do not think they are very good.

- OL: For a starting ND OL player, sure seems like he spends a good deal of the time on the ground.

- OL: It’s estimated we have $45M wrapped up in this roster and he is the hole that’s gonna prevent it from being a NC one.

- Pick/market: Admittedly, I don’t spend much time watching the offensive line.

- Offense: They were so wildly over the top acting like I called Ian Book Michael Vick or Vince Young!

- DL: Sevillano with some really good reps in this video mixed in with the ones.

- Defense: Ebenezer...he got on the field too!!

- TE: Belichick (and the fraud Michael Lombardi) promoted Frederick Kitchens and handed him the offense.

- TE: I like how you guys denied forever that Freddie was forced on Bill.

- Offense: Bill Belichick and Bobby Petrino come from opposite sides of the football, but the two are in constant communication as they work to get UNC’s offense on track.

- DL: Freeman on UNC defense: "A lot of five-down, two-gapping.

- Defense: for people mad about this, I’m putting Drakes best interest ahead of mine/fans.

- WR: Agree…..no disrespect to Mack ‘cause like you I love him on my team, but if he is my top receiver then your WR room is very weak.

- Pick/market: Look up who his coach was and what offense he ran and what he was forced to do.

- Offense: Sadly, I think I understand 2026 college football a lot more than Belichick does.

- Defense: Back to the original point, there’s a lot to be said for not using multiple formations on defense.

- 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/RB: CHAPEL HILL — Ten months ago, I asked Bill Belichick a simple question before North Carolina's eventual loss to Duke.

- WR: I don't recall seeing any WR open on that 4th and 1 ,but I did see a big gap where all Billy had to do was sprint to it .