What did we learn? What's the concern level, if any, with Tennessee's quarterback room?

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of Lockdown College Football recap and what we saw in Knoxville over the weekend. Eric,

your takeaways from the quarterback room. This is one of the most exciting quarterback battles, I think, in college football.

It could potentially be one of the most impactful,

depending how Tennessee's defense comes together to make a complete team this year.

But let's focus on the signal callers.

What did we learn?

People are asking me this question, and we just went through all spring and it's like

I don't really know we don't get to see an awful lot when we're there the spring game was

I mean it was just nothing it was so vanilla it was more of a practice than a game I think that

what I can tell you is there is absolutely no clear-cut quarterback edge in this battle right now. If George McIntyre,

the red shirt freshman that attempted nine passes last year as a third-train quarterback,

if he was the perceived leader, which I think he was, simply because he was here, he knew the

offense, the coaches knew him. If there was any edge at the beginning, that's evaporated. It is

dead even between he and the five star

early signy and and phazon brandon and so you can look at it that way too as well like if

if phaise on brandon being on campus for now just a couple months if he's made up ground and now

this quarterback race is even you know where's phazon brandon the five star going to be at the end of

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