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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that Bill Belichick's move to North Carolina will add another name to his remarkable quarterback lineage, with Billy Edwards Jr. set to become the 18th different starting quarterback of Belichick's head coaching career when the Tar Heels open their 2026 season against TCU. The piece frames this as part of a broader inventory of signal-callers, from the dynastic Tom Brady era through various NFL stops and now into the college ranks. For a coach whose identity has been so thoroughly fused with one position and one player, the numerical fact of eighteen starters carries its own quiet weight, a tally of adaptation across decades and levels of the sport.
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