How Mitch Trubisky went from a first-year starter to certain 2017 NFL Draft first-rounder

Posted Jan 10, 2017
It took Mitch Trubisky until his fourth year at North Carolina to earn the starting job. It took him one year of playing college football to make himself a possible top-10 pick in the 2017 NFL Draft. That's who he is and how he got to this point. The Mentor grad declared for the draft on Monday and is projected by many analysts to be the first quarterback taken. (Cleveland.com)

Related: Football, Tar Heels in the NFL

UNC Football: All-Access Practice Notes
Geoff Collins brings confidence to the Tar Heels' defense – Mack Brown had praise for his first two defensive coordinators during his second stint at...
Thu Apr 18, 2024

UNC Football set to ‘turn it loose’ during spring game on Saturday
The quarterback battle between transfer Max Johnson and rising sophomore Conner Harrell certainly will be a fan focus as the UNC football program takes the...
Thu Apr 18, 2024

Chansky’s Notebook: Under the Radar
"This team’s similar in attitude to the team two years ago. People don’t expect ’em to be very good, and they expect to be good...
Thu Apr 18, 2024

Mack Brown Puts Quarterback Depth on UNC Football’s Portal Shopping List
Mack Brown reiterated Wednesday (Video) that the Tar Heels are actively in search of acquiring a defensive lineman in the transfer portal, whose 15-day spring...
Thu Apr 18, 2024