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Reader wonders if QB play will make David Gabriel Georges reconsider Tennessee | Adams

Tennessee’s offensive struggles this season have reignited questions about the future of the program, particularly for committed quarterback David Gabriel Georges. The Volunteers, who led the nation in scoring in 2022 and saw Joey Aguilar lead the SEC in passing yards per game last year, have averaged just 21.7 points in their three SEC games so far.

With a 5-1 record and a strong defensive showing, Tennessee remains a playoff contender, but the offense’s stagnation—marked by quarterback uncertainty and a conservative approach—has fans and analysts questioning whether Georges will reconsider his commitment. The Vols may need to explore the portal for a starting quarterback next season unless current backups Faizon Brandon or George MacIntyre show significant improvement.

Meanwhile, the broader debate over Tennessee’s quarterback strategy continues, with some arguing that investing in transfer quarterbacks could be more reliable than developing high school prospects, given the mixed results seen with recent portal additions like Beal Pribula and Sam Leavitt.

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