Welcome in the Inside Carolina Daily. I am Tommy Ashley. That's Greg Barnes.

We're sponsored by Johnny T-shirt.joney t-shirt.com. Greg, it is Monday, January the 5th.

We are already deep into the transfer portal, North Carolina football, has landed a few, the biggest name or the biggest impact so far as quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. Wake Forest by way of Maryland,

by way of Wisconsin, and now at Tar Hill. Greg, this is the name and this is the position

that everybody's been watching in the offseason or really not just the offseason, all season

at North Carolina was the quarterback position. Your take on Edwards, your take on the process to get him committed and sort of upgrade

that quarterback room desperately needed for North Carolina.

Yeah, and I think there's several parts of this.

Number one is with having so few guys in the quarterback room,

Carolina is probably looking at bringing in two guys. And anytime you can bring in a veteran

player who has logged a lot of snaps at the Power 5 level, Power 4 now, it's not a bad ad.

And I know a lot of people were hoping for somebody that was a splash edition.

But I think there's a lot of upside here.

I think he's going to bring a veteran voice to that position group.

He's got a good arm on him.

Do his numbers jump out off the page?

Probably not.

But he's put up some good numbers, and he's had some good games.

And I think he's a player that can provide some benefit to this roster.

When you talk about the cost involved with some of these high-end guys at quarterback,

and you're talking $5 to $6 million is the number of us being thrown around,

that's extreme and that's excessive.

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