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Tennessee guard Wendell Moe Jr. is among 54 preseason candidates for an award honoring the nation's top linemen and linebackers.
Wendell Moe Jr. has been selected for the 2026 Lombardi Award preseason watch list. He is one of 20 offensive linemen in the 54-player field and one of 16 SEC selections.
Moe started 11 games for Tennessee in 2025 and earned first-team All-SEC honors from the Associated Press. Across 40 career appearances, he has played more than 2,400 offensive snaps and allowed two sacks.
Source: Tennessee Athletics
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