Defense vs role

2026 · Week 9 · Miami at North Carolina

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Miami defense

#13Allows receptions to WR/TE19.3/g

#16Team sacks2.9/g

#23Allows pass attempts to QB31.9/g

#25Allows receiving yards to WR/TE223.1/g

#31Allows completions to QB19.0/g

#42Allows pass yards to QB215.4/g

#46Allows receptions to RB3.1/g

#49Allows receiving yards to RB23.4/g

#74Allows receiving TDs to WR/TE1.1/g

#76Allows pass TDs to QB1.1/g

#124Team interceptions6.0/g

#127Allows rush TDs to RB0.3/g

#134Allows rush yards to RB57.4/g

#135Allows rush yards to QB1.0/g

#137Allows rush attempts to RB15.6/g

North Carolina defense

#1Allows receptions to RB5.6/g

#3Allows rush attempts to RB33.0/g

#7Allows pass attempts to QB33.9/g

#8Allows completions to QB22.1/g

#12Allows receiving yards to RB36.0/g

#14Allows rush yards to RB156.9/g

#34Allows pass yards to QB218.0/g

#42Allows receptions to WR/TE16.6/g

#65Team interceptions10.0/g

#68Allows rush TDs to RB0.9/g

#70Team sacks2.0/g

#76Allows pass TDs to QB1.1/g

#85Allows receiving yards to WR/TE182.0/g

#107Allows receiving TDs to WR/TE0.9/g

Ranked among 138 FBS defenses, per game. For “allows” stats, #1 means the most allowed (weakest defense against that role), so ▲ here marks a weakness to attack. Sacks and interceptions: #1 is the best. Roles are inferred from stat lines: QB = 5+ pass attempts, RB = 3+ carries, WR/TE = other receivers.