Tennessee Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel dropped a bombshell announcement today that has fans fired up and the entire Southeastern Conference (SEC) buzzing: Heupel has officially named breakout star wide receiver Jamal “Forgot Hogs” Davis as the team’s new offensive centerpiece for the 2025 season.
And yes — you read that right. The nickname “Forgot Hogs” is already trending on social media.
“We’ve seen enough,” Coach Heupel said at a packed press conference inside Neyland Stadium. “Jamal is not just the best player on this team — he’s one of the best in the country. This offense is going to run through him.”
Who Is Jamal “Forgot Hogs” Davis?
A 6’2″, 205-pound junior from Memphis, Davis exploded onto the scene last season with jaw-dropping speed, elite route-running, and a highlight reel of plays that left SEC defenses in the dust — including the Arkansas Razorbacks, who couldn’t contain him in last year’s blowout win. That game earned him the now-iconic nickname “Forgot Hogs” from Vols fans, a jab at how thoroughly he erased Arkansas’s secondary from memory.
In 2024, Davis racked up 1,320 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns — numbers that have already landed him on Heisman watch lists and top NFL draft boards.
What This Means for the Vols
Heupel’s bold move signals a shift in Tennessee’s offensive philosophy for 2025: more speed, more aggression, and more Jamal Davis. Paired with veteran QB Tyler Milton and a reloaded offensive line, the Vols are poised to dominate.
“We’re chasing championships,” Davis said after practice. “And we’re doing it the Tennessee way.”
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