Tennessee is dealing with some bumps and bruises after its 34-31 win over Arkansas. Most notably, quarterback Joey Aguilar and DeSean Bishop each left the game early.
Aguilar was able to return, but Bishop did not, raising questions about some of Tennessee's key offensive performers. Heupel alleviated some of those concerns on Saturday night.
When asked about Bishop's injury, Heupel shared that he "doesn't think it's a long-term deal here at all," which is great news for Tennessee's offense.
The Vols are addressing the running back position by committee, so they will continue to have good production if they lose a guy for a few plays, but their depth at running back is a big reason for their success on the ground this year.