2. Who’s Stepping Up Behind Jauan Jennings?
After a solid freshman year and a breakout sophomore campaign, Jauan Jennings is the surefire No. 1 target in the Vols’ wide receiver corps. Vol fans know what to expect from the junior from middle Tennessee, and the team does too.
The big question is who will step up behind Jennings?
Tyler Byrd flashed his potential as a freshman last year, as did Brandon Johnson. Marquez Callaway played well in a limited role as well. But those three receivers are still largely unproven sophomores who haven’t played consistently against SEC opponents. Redshirt freshman Latrell Williams has turned heads during the spring as well, but he’s yet to set foot on the field in a game.
The Vols have far more questions than answers in their receiving corps right now. But fans will get to see a glimpse of that potential and who might be in line to provide support to Jauan Jennings in the passing game during the Orange and White Game.
