turambar85
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I haven't seen a thread yet. Here are a few notes from RockyTopInsider:
First, more good news on the QB front. I don't care if we have true freshmen behind Dobbs, I think we are better off this year than we have been in recent years both in terms of depth and front-end talent. And it's good to see Jennings improving. The more time at QB he gets under his belt the more of a threat he will end up posing to Dormady and Jones. He is raw but has a ton of talent!
Apparently Von is looking pretty good as a returner too. And contrary to that one ridiculous poster, he does not seem to run a 5.0+ 40!
First, more good news on the QB front. I don't care if we have true freshmen behind Dobbs, I think we are better off this year than we have been in recent years both in terms of depth and front-end talent. And it's good to see Jennings improving. The more time at QB he gets under his belt the more of a threat he will end up posing to Dormady and Jones. He is raw but has a ton of talent!
Joshua Dobbs continues to impress with his consistency and ball placement, while Quinten Dormady makes the difficult throws look effortless with his strong arm and smooth delivery. And while Jauan Jennings may not quite be on the level of either Dobbs or Jennings, he has improved a ton since spring practice began and at least in the immediate future should be considered as nothing other than a quarterback
Apparently Von is looking pretty good as a returner too. And contrary to that one ridiculous poster, he does not seem to run a 5.0+ 40!
Von Pearson drew some extremely high effort from Jones on his return with the second team, with Jones even going so far as to chase down Von and give him some dap after the play. Jones credited Vons explosion and decision-making on the play after Pearson followed his blocker, picked his cut, and then exploded up the middle of the field to open grass. While Pearson who muffed/fumbled his second rep isnt likely to take away the starting job at kick returns away from Evan Berry (who is still very fast, by the way), Von looks much faster than he did at any point last year and should be considered a more-than-worthy number two option should the Vols need him.