Summary

On July 27, North Carolina suspended college football's highest-paid general manager, Michael Lombardi, from his post, citing an HR investigation. He was head coach Bill Belichick's handpicked GM and his initial hire. The GM role has been handled effectively by Belichick, according to sources with knowledge of the program's management structure since then (Lombardi officially resigned in early September). But that will change soon, as the search for a general manager eventually comes to a close.

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