Tennessee Football Practice Notes And Observations: Fall Practice No. 2
Key Points:
- Tennessee football held its second fall camp practice focusing on the quarterback competition between Faizon Brandon and George MacIntyre, with both showing comparable accuracy during routes on air.
- Brandon displayed a more dynamic arm, while MacIntyre appeared sharper in previous practice sessions; both outperformed other quarterbacks Ryan Staub and Mason Phillips in terms of quickness and zip on throws.
- On offense, tight end Alec Abeln emphasized blocking, with DaSaahn Brame and Cole Harrison leading the group; offensive lineman David Sanders showed significant physical development and leadership.
- Defensive practice split secondary players into safeties and cornerbacks, with linebackers paired to mentor younger players; defensive line leaders Daevin Hobbs and Nathan Robinson took many first reps.
- Several players were limited or absent due to injuries or non-contact status, including WR Jack-Henry Jakobik, DL Isaiah Campbell, TE Ethan Davis, and DB Ty Redmond.