On January 11, Tennessee tight end, a rising senior named Eli Wolf, entered the transfer portal. Georgia football has since emerged as the favorite to claim the graduate transfer. Wolf visited Georgia on Sunday, and according to Wolf, he’s been in contact with Georgia’s coaches for a few weeks.
Wolf only has eight catches for 78 yards and one touchdown in his three years at Tennessee, but Georgia doesn’t want him to supplant Isaac Nauta. Wolf will instead be a stop-gap at tight end. A player who can start some games alongside full-time starting tight end Charlie Woerner.