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David Sanders Jr.

David Sanders Jr.

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Sep 13, 2026

Dalton WassermanHOST
46:05
Tennessee expects to do that.
Dalton WassermanHOST
46:07
week in and week out on the offensive line with David Sanders and those guys up front.
Dalton WassermanHOST
46:11
On the defensive line with the hockey shifts, they've got going with Deshaun Bishop in the backfield, and then you get the compliment of Mikey Matthews and Braylon Staley on the outside.
Dalton WassermanHOST
46:21
So I think Ethan Davis as well with a touchdown in this game.
Patrick BrownHOST
30:52
One play, you pull Wendell Moy from left guard.
Patrick BrownHOST
30:55
You pull David Sanders on the touchdown run.
Patrick BrownHOST
30:57
That's what I've always liked about this run game is it's very diverse, and you never really know as a defense who's pulling, that they work the tight ends involved, too.
Patrick BrownHOST
31:04
Heupel was pretty complimentary to that group tonight.
Josh WardHOST
35:17
If somebody needs to be held out, you have... a couple of weeks to get ready for the next game but yeah a lot of guys went down especially along the the line of scrimmage i tried to keep track of everybody but several on the defensive line david hobbs who's been a player we've talked about but he did come back which is good a marion die i don't think we really talked about die but he was impactful last night for tennessee and super talented you see him in person he he looks the part was highly touted chose tennessee over ohio state nathan robinson went down at one point jesse perry but he came back Yeah, he came back in.
Ollie LaneGUEST
35:47
David Sanders went down.
Ollie LaneGUEST
35:48
He came back in.
Ollie LaneGUEST
35:49
And then Hobbs, I think, did end up coming back in.
Ollie LaneGUEST
40:07
So you want to see that continue to come out.
Ollie LaneGUEST
40:09
And you've got to have someone at the end of the day just emerge as a true leader in that offensive line.
Ollie LaneGUEST
40:15
And I think it's got to be David Sanders.
Ollie LaneGUEST
40:16
I mean, he's the number one guy in that room.
Will WestGUEST
25:03
That's the biggest concern that I have.
Will WestGUEST
25:04
David Sanders was not good in pass pro.
Will WestGUEST
25:07
And what is the kid that transferred from LSU? I can't remember his name all of a sudden.
Tyler IvensHOST
25:12
That
Will WestGUEST
25:16
And so it doesn't mean he won't get there, but you see that he was raw.
Will WestGUEST
25:20
So how quickly can you bring him along? Because if it's me, it's Jesse Perry at right tackle, Sham Umaroff at the right guard.
Will WestGUEST
25:28
And I feel very comfortable with my line of scrimmage at that point because David Sanders will come along.
Will WestGUEST
25:32
He's young.
Boogie BentleyGUEST
16:43
However, if you go look at the PFF grades, pretty dang bad running the football.
Boogie BentleyGUEST
16:46
David Sanders, Jesse Perry, 65.
Boogie BentleyGUEST
16:49
Uh, Nick Moore, 61.8. Sham, 59.
Boogie BentleyGUEST
16:51
Ori Williams, 52.
Eric CainHOST
17:32
I'm not worried about this offensive line.
Eric CainHOST
17:34
But I was sitting there in the first quarter like, I mean, come on now.
Eric CainHOST
17:37
Like, like, David Sanders is not playing well.
Eric CainHOST
17:39
I didn't think Jesse Perry played well.
Josh WardHOST
19:13
So we, we have similar thoughts in line.
Josh WardHOST
19:15
I'm gonna go with David Sanders Jr.
Josh WardHOST
19:17
He didn't have his best game to start out the season.
Josh WardHOST
19:19
He's supposed to be one of Tennessee's best players, needs to look like it, I think, tomorrow night in Atlanta.
Mike WilsonPANELIST
14:46
I think Tennessee on the perimeter of the offensive line needs to be better, period.
Mike WilsonPANELIST
14:50
I mean, David Sanders had a couple moments that weren't very good.
Mike WilsonPANELIST
14:53
Need your left tackle to be really solid.
Mike WilsonPANELIST
14:56
I think we gained, you know, you reported it, Brent, through the offseason or during the preseason about Faison Brandon and running during scrimmages.
Ben McKeeHOST
14:43
I think the tackles I think Tennessee will get better play out of the tackles with Jesse Perry probably sliding in at right tackle and not moving around a ton because I do think we'll see Shamu Murav at right guard and Jesse Perry at right tackle.
Ben McKeeHOST
15:00
And then David Sanders Jr., I think...
Ben McKeeHOST
15:03
Last week was kind of a wake-up call, and with the step-up in competition, I think you're going to see a better version of David Sanders Jr. because of the step-up in competition, because there were some clips of him on social media getting beaten by Furman and kind of being called to the carpet, so to speak.
Ben McKeeHOST
15:22
So better tackle play, better communication, better tight end play in the box.
Ben McKeeHOST
15:29
And just you talked about needing more nastiness.
Will BolingHOST
28:13
There were two tackles coming out last season who were seen as day one starters.
Will BolingHOST
28:17
Those are the guys, David Sanders and Michael Fasusi.
Will BolingHOST
28:21
Six starts for two other freshmen.
Will BolingHOST
28:22
They bring their starting center back.
Erik AingeHOST
20:27
Can T-Lander do it? Not against Furman.
Erik AingeHOST
20:30
Now watch him do it in scrimmages against, you know, David Sanders.
Erik AingeHOST
20:32
So I would imagine, yeah, but if he's the 3-3 guy and then we're walking him up and he's the set-the-edge guy playing against Georgia Tech tackle, it's a little different than the Furman tackle in a game.
Erik AingeHOST
20:42
So still a lot to be desired and a lot to see with this matchup, again, coming up on Saturday.

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