A fascinating, third-party perspective on where we stand currently in terms of transfer-portal quarterbacks

[Volosaurus rex]

This guy is a FSU fan, so he can't be accused of pro-Tennessee bias, but he has a fascinating perspective on where we stand currently in terms of transfer-portal quarterbacks. Let the pro- and con- debate commence! See

 

[Ernie McCracken]

Don't think he's a UT homer. Don't know the guy or his cred's. But a very interesting take and makes you go HMMM...Not bad if you have the time..

GBO

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

Anybody care to summarize?

 

[volsfan24018]

Anybody care to summarize?

Pretty much pro-UT/pro-Heupel. Stating that any high profile qb should want to play in Heupel's offense.

 

[DaddyChad]

I mean it’s hard to argue otherwise. Hooker, Milton both were going no where prior to coming here. Both got drafted after being here. Aguilar idk what happens with him but he was about to be a back up, if he even gets a look as far as a pro it’s an amazing endorsement

 

[LAVol1]

This guy is a FSU fan, so he can't be accused of pro-Tennessee bias, but he has a fascinating perspective on where we stand currently in terms of transfer-portal quarterbacks. Let the pro- and con- debate commence! See

Compelling. One thing he failed to mention: JA didn't even have spring practice to acclimate and was still far better than the POS that transferred to UCLA. JH will still have to close the deal, which it appears he's pretty capable of doing as evidenced by his recruiting record. One more thing: based on draft experts, JA wasn't a draft prospect going into the season and is now the #11 draft eligible QB. (14 QB's were drafted in the '25 draft).