Tennessee's 2026 Offensive Line Takes Shape
Tennessee is gearing up for the 2026 season with a fully loaded offensive line that boasts 18 scholarship players, a depth chart that ranks among the most experienced units in the SEC.
The group blends returning lettermen, impact transfers and promising underclassmen, creating a competitive environment that could reshape the Volunteers' rushing attack.
Player Spotlights
At the heart of the line is sophomore David Sanders Jr., who burst onto the scene in 2025 with nine appearances and six starts, showcasing both agility and power.
Joining him is redshirt senior Wendell Moe Jr., a transfer from Arizona who contributed in 11 games last year and brings veteran savvy and size.
Redshirt junior Sam Pendleton, a Notre Dame transfer, started all 13 games in 2025, earning praise for his consistency and technique.
Veteran presence also comes from Jesse Perry, who has logged 17 career appearances with 12 starts spanning the 2024 and 2025 campaigns.
Finally, Ory Williams arrived from LSU, appearing in 13 games with two starts, adding depth and versatility to the interior.
Coaches have highlighted the competition across the line, noting that the mix of sophomores, redshirt juniors and seniors will push each player to elevate their game.
The depth chart reflects a strategic blend of size, athleticism and experience, positioning Tennessee to compete strongly in the upcoming schedule.