Grebner showed outstanding command of the offense throughout the game and, while all three quarterbacks managed the offense effectively, Reid stood out as the top performer in the passing game against Tennessee. Grebner consistently displayed poise in the pocket, delivering accurate throws into tight coverage while placing the football exactly where his receivers could make plays. His decision-making, ball placement, and confidence allowed the offense to stay on schedule and capitalize through the air. It was a strong overall performance from the entire quarterback group, but Grebner earned the edge with his precision and control in the passing game.

Grebner, a talented dual-threat quarterback out of Marshall County, brings an exciting blend of athleticism, playmaking ability, and toughness to the field. Grebner has the natural ability to extend plays when protection breaks down, keeping his eyes downfield while also being dangerous with his legs in open space. His mobility allows him to create opportunities off-script in broken-play situations, making him a difficult matchup for defenses. Whether escaping pressure or picking up crucial yards on designed runs, he consistently shows the instincts, and competitiveness coaches love at the quarterback position.

After serving as an alternate for last year’s Kentucky Future Stars team, Grebner used that experience as motivation and went to work refining his game to earn a spot on this year’s roster. That determination and commitment to improvement speak volumes about his character and work ethic. Now entering a talented quarterback room, it will be exciting to see how the strides he made over the past year translate on the field against high-level competition. His growth and ability to make plays both inside and outside the pocket should make him a quarterback to watch.