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The Tennessee Volunteers' 2026 depth chart highlights returning All‑SEC performers, impact transfers and emerging talent poised to shape the team's offensive and defensive outlook.
With Ethan Davis sidelined, DaSaahn Brame is leveraging a 21‑pound weight gain and refined skill set to compete for expanded snaps, aiming to become a red‑zone threat and a key piece of Tennessee’s upgraded offense.
The first fall camp scrimmage of the 2026 Tennessee Volunteers football season offered a glimpse into the coaching staff’s emerging depth chart, highlighting several key starting roles that could shape the team’s identity on both sides of the ball.
The Volunteers' tight ends must prove they can protect the pocket for quarterbacks Faizon Brandon and George MacIntyre, but injuries, limited blocking experience and a crowded depth chart create a critical test for Coach Alec Abeln's offense.
Returning for a second season, DaSaahn Brame has emerged as a more polished and powerful option in the Tennessee Vols’ attack, highlighted by a career‑high performance against Alabama.
Tennessee will field a deep group of six tight ends, blending returning veterans, transfers and an Austrian freshman to add depth and versatility to the 2026 roster.
The Volunteers will field a deep tight end corps in 2026, blending experienced returnees with new additions from the transfer portal.
Returning starter Ethan Davis and emerging talents like Dasaahn Brame, plus new transfers, give Tennessee a potent tight end unit under coach Alec Abeln.
Four-star tight end Malik Howard chose Tennessee after an official visit, bringing elite size, production and a modern skill set to the Volunteers' 2027 recruiting class.