⚡ CFB Dashboard

The Wake Forest-Miami review reports 75 combined tight-end snaps across 68 offensive plays. The writer interprets that usage as a move away from multi-tight-end sets in this game and suggests the score may have contributed. This is a game-specific personnel observation, not a confirmed permanent package change.

In the Miami review, the writer describes Wake Forest's offensive line as non-rotating and identifies pass protection as needing improvement, while viewing run blocking as less responsible for the rushing struggles. These are the writer's game assessments, not individual pressure totals, injury restrictions or an announced new line rotation.