Tennessee wide receiver Nate Spillman has officially entered the transfer portal, marking the fourth player at his position to do so this
offseason. Spillman joins teammates Chas Nimrod, Kaleb Webb, and Nathan Leacock, all of whom have also chosen to enter the portal. His
decision comes just hours after Leacock made a similar move, with both players having seen limited playing time during their time with the Vols.
While Spillman was not expected to be a starter for the upcoming season, his departure adds to the growing uncertainty surrounding the team’s
wide receiver depth. With standout players like Squirrel White, Chris Brazzell, and highly touted recruit Mike Matthews already positioned as the
frontrunners for starting roles, Spillman’s exit further shifts the Vols’ receiver rotation as they prepare for the 2024 season.
Spillman’s transfer marks a significant development for Tennessee, as the team now faces additional challenges in maintaining depth at a key position heading into the next
campaign. The program will look to adjust its roster as it navigates the impact of multiple departures from the wide receiver group.