Unc Snap Counts Explained: Complete Player Roster and Usage Guide
By Marcus Vance
Tracking playing time trends across critical matchups highlights how the Tar Heels restructured their depth chart following early-season defensive and offensive breakdowns. The table below breaks down snap counts, usage percentages, and performance grades across key positional groups.
| Position / Player Role | Snaps vs. Clemson | Snaps vs. Notre Dame | PFF Pass Pro / Run Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Left Tackle (Benched) | 52 snaps (78%) | 0 snaps (0%) | 46.2 Pass Blocking |
| Replacement Left Tackle | 15 snaps (22%) | 64 snaps (100%) | 71.8 Pass Blocking |
| Starting Boundary WR (Benched) | 48 snaps (72%) | 0 snaps (0%) | 51.4 Overall Offense |
| Starting Slot Receiver | 44 snaps (66%) | 58 snaps (90.6%) | 78.5 Receiving Grade |
| Defensive Tackle Rotation (Combined) | 62 snaps | 68 snaps (11 Players) | 64.9 Run Defense |
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