Jon Heck talks UNC's offensive line

Posted May 2, 2016
Much of the success of North Carolina's 2015 football season can be attributed to the offensive line, which paved the way for Elijah Hood alone to rush for more than 1,300 yards during the Tar Heels' incredible season. Senior Jon Heck started at right tackle in all 13 games, establishing himself as a highly contributive member of the 2015 offense with an average of 59 plays per game. (Carolina Blue)

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