Durable, steady UNC blind-side protector with real program pedigree
Brian Chacos was a dependable North Carolina offensive tackle who started all 12 games at left tackle in the 2006 season, protecting the blind side and grading above 80% in every game[2]. His differentiators were consistency, toughness, and resilience: he battled through earlier injuries and illnesses to earn a sixth year of eligibility, then became one of the Tar Heels’ most trusted linemen[4]. For a team valuing experience, steadiness, and no-drama trench work, he’s a strong fit—more grinder than highlight reel, but the kind of veteran who keeps an offense upright[2][4].
