Virginia Tech held an open practice in Lane Stadium on Saturday, and while it’s certainly not the same as the Spring Game or a regular scrimmage, it’s all we’ve got to go on right now.

There was a little bit of scrimmaging done during the course of the 2+ hour practice, but it was broken up into different periods throughout the day. There was also one-on-one redzone drills, pass skeletons, individual positional work, etc., and all of that stuff that happens during a regular practice. The difference between the Spring Game (and regular scrimmages) and practice is that there’s no positional work. Instead, it’s all live tackle-to-the-ground football.

That wasn’t the case on Saturday, so with the different positions split up for most of the day, it’s impossible to see everything. That said, I do have some thoughts on what I was able to see. I took some notes throughout the course of the day, and I put up a quick post on the Subscribers board late Saturday afternoon, but I want to expand on it.

Grant Wells Is Ahead At Quarterback Right Now

Wells is ahead of Baylor transfer Kyron Drones right now, and that shouldn’t be a surprise. Consider the following:

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