And that's the way the QB order will stack up come 8/31 IMO.
Tennessee football practice report: Vols finally in full pads | Times Free Press
Quarterback Work: I thought the quarterbacks looked a little bit better today. In the seven-on-seven or skeleton work, the quarterbacks went 5 for 8 and actually moved the chains a couple of times without making any mistakes.
Worley and Josh Dobbs took a series each with the ones and twos, respectively, and Mike Wegzyn took the third team reps (more on him later).
In drill work, the quarterbacks finished 22 of 32 on end zone throws against air. That number probably looks worse than it really was as multiple times receivers failed to get their feet down and make plays that they should have made they are ruled incomplete, but the quarterbacks actually made some nice throws in this portion. As the players get their timing down, this is an area that will prove to be a big strength for this team given their size at WR.
Tennessee football practice report: Vols finally in full pads | Times Free Press
Justin Worley was the first quarterback up, and
his only completion in four throws was a quick, wide throw to North. Randolph had a nice breakup of a pass intended for Pearson, as he came through the junior college transfer to knock the ball away. North just missed a long catch down the sideline on Worley's first throw.
Croom and Malone caught short passes from Josh Dobbs with the second group, and Payne excellently defended a deep ball intended for Croom. Among the second group defensively: Payne and Riyahd Jones at corner, Foreman at nickelback, McNeil and Lemond Johnson at safety and Dillon Bates and Kenny Bynum at linebacker.
The qb competition is far from settled.
