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Jerry Mack, the coach of Tennessee’s running backs, left for the professional ranks earlier this week. After doing fantastic work with his group, Mack chose the same role with the Jacksonville Jaguars, which was a major loss for the Vols coaching staff. Brian Jean-Mary, the linebackers coach at Michigan, is currently being considered for the same position, and there may be interest.

According to Football Scoop, Jean-Mary and the Wolverines have started talking about a possible reunion in Ann Arbour. Although nothing is official or conclusive, Tennessee may lose another of its best assistants.

FootballScoop has learned from many sources that Brian Jean-Mary, the coach of the Vols’ linebackers, is a strong candidate to teach Michigan’s linebackers. Do you recognise this? Heupel & Co. hired Jean-Mary away from Michigan two years ago. However, after losing defensive coordinator Jesse Minter to the NFL’s Los Angeles Chargers and former head coach Jim Harbaugh to the NFL, the Wolverines are rebuilding their staff on both sides of the ball. Since then, Moore has appointed renowned NFL defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale to oversee the Michigan defence. According to sources who spoke with FootballScoop on Tuesday, Moore and Martindale have started talking about Jean-Mary moving back to Ann Arbour, Michigan.” Scoop on Football: Brian Jean-Mary

Before the 2024 NFL Draft, Tennessee running back Jaylen Wright is gaining a lot of fans. With only three years of SEC experience under his belt, the 20-year-old native of North Carolina is young and has plenty of potential. That kind of running back profile on day two appeals to a lot of NFL executives, and it appears Wright may wind up there.

Draft Countdowns Following the season, Shane Hallam ranked Wright among the best 5 running backs on his roster. He reiterated that belief, pointing to Wright’s superior quickness and increased output throughout the passing game. During his time at the University of Tennessee, Wright recorded eight career 100-yard games and was known for his explosive plays.