⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Georgia Tech returns 60% of last season's defensive production, giving the unit a meaningful experience base despite extensive portal activity. - Brent Key remains bullish on an offensive line that combines returning experience with highly regarded newcomers after allowing fewer sacks than any other college program over the previous four seasons. - Alberto Mendoza's role in the running game is important to Georgia Tech's offensive balance, while the panel believed Malachi was the more effective back than Jamal Haynes last season.

- Georgia Tech reinforced its defensive front with Rutgers transfer Jordan Walker and Alabama transfer Noah Carter. - The Yellow Jackets also return defensive ends Braden Manley, A.J. Hoffler, Andre Fuller and Jordan Boyd, giving the edge rotation substantial continuity. - The opener presents a favorable pass-rush matchup against a Colorado offense that allowed 38 sacks in 2025, ranking 125th nationally.