drvenner
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You and the other poster are right: Vols are looking at him as a TE. I forgot he said so in an interview back after one of his visits in June. He said then that Chaney and the offensive coaches like him on the offensive side of the ball. Apparently now most teams are looking at him on offense.No chance he is a DB. 6’5 230-240 isn’t a DB. TE or Jack.
I feel pretty good on Washington. I see no way Georgia lands him and Gilbert and even less likely if they land that big TE from up north. Alabama I feel like is our main competition and I think we overcome them in this one.I bet dude takes his officials even after he commits. Could be a great option if we whiff on Washington.
I think that whole blue chip TE situation is gonna depend significantly on this season. UT, UGA, Bama all with “new” OCs this year that need to sell these guys on scheme. I don’t follow Bama or Georgia closely enough to know what’s anticipated from them, but from a distance it seems like UGA = a lot of run blocking, and Bama = fewer touches. I like our chances with Chaney and DWA to make UT a very attractive fit for pass catching TEs.I feel pretty good on Washington. I see no way Georgia lands him and Gilbert and even less likely if they land that big TE from up north. Alabama I feel like is our main competition and I think we overcome them in this one.
Yep. Still not convinced Sean Brown stays at TE. DWA is gone after this year, and both Pope and Craig are gone after 2020. Not saying it's a huge need, but it wouldn't be bad if they took two TEs in the 2020 class.how many true TE's do we really need? we got 2 in the last cycle, get one this cycle, and do we really need a 4th?