⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Game breakdown: James Franklin has navigated Virginia Tech to a perfect 3-0 start to the 2026 season after defeating Maryland on the road 35-26 on Saturday night.

- Pick/market: The size difference is unreal.

- Pick/market: Don’t know, but it would help with the Big Ten!

- Virginia Tech lists left tackle Justin Terry as questionable for the 2026 Boston College game after he was injured at Maryland. The writer expects Logan Howland to fill in; Howland already played more than half of the Maryland offensive snaps with the first team. The projected start is not a confirmed lineup change. - Montavious Cunningham is newly questionable on Virginia Tech's Thursday 2026 Boston College report after being absent from Wednesday's list. The writer identifies Brody Meadows as a possible right-guard replacement. Meadows logged 51 snaps at left guard in the first two games; his proposed move and start remain conditional.

- Injury: Ezuika is the most developed and able to contribute the most reps right now.

- WR/TE: The "starter" designation at WR is always interesting, because the scheme dictates some of that.

- Pick/market: Virginia Tech's depth chart and rotation is an ever-changing puzzle to piece together.

- LB/DB: Some interesting rotational stuff from PFF’s early stats (not final so could change).

- TE: Could be a mix between Antonio Gates and Tony Gonzalez, imho

- The 247Sports Virginia Tech review cites PFF pass-rush grades of 79.1 for Okunlola, 80.2 for Mylachi Williams and 81.0 for Cortez Harris through three 2026 games. It says Okunlola graded less favorably against the run and had only one coverage snap; these are reported grades, not a new edge rotation. - The article cites Virginia Tech linebacker Kaleb Spencer's 90.2 PFF coverage grade and Chambers' 91.1 run-defense grade, while noting Chambers at 55.2 in coverage. The split points to different early strengths, not a new assignment or a guaranteed Boston College matchup result. - The article cites Clarke at 56.1 in run defense and 70.4 in coverage, while Jaquez White is at 75.8 in run defense and 53.5 in coverage. These PFF figures describe different early strengths; the supplied text does not establish an assignment change or predict either player's next game.

- QB/LB: On Grunkemeyer: Howle and O'Brien do a good job of building the passing game, making sure we force the defense to defend the whole field.

- LB: The really encouraging part of Grunkemeyer’s game is he sees this play as “Greene is going to be open on that crossing out at the 40 if I can fit it past the linebacker.”...

- Intel: On playing for Spencer: Every day I'm ready to run through a wall for him.

- LB: Potentially, but I don't think they will want to take too many snaps out of Grunk's hands if they can help it.

- Practice: Week 4 Practice Update – Hokies prepare for their first ACC test under James Franklin, from @JacobMaggard6 #Hokies

- Intel: I know that's something VT has been weighing for any of their projects...but I'm not sure you get much more upside at this point.