Joey Aguilar brings SEC-tested arm talent and proven production to Tennessee
Aguilar’s calling card is experience: in the 2025 season at Tennessee, he threw for 3,565 yards, 24 touchdowns and 10 interceptions while completing 67.3% of his passes, and he added 101 rushing yards and 4 scores[11][14]. He looks like a high-floor, rhythm passer with enough mobility to keep defenses honest, plus the kind of toughness and quick transition ability that helped him win over Tennessee’s staff after a compressed offseason[6][10]. If you want a veteran QB who can operate efficiently and handle big-game volume, he’s your guy; if you need a pure dual-threat burner, that’s not his lane[10][14].
