Here are the highlights from Vols coach Butch Jones’ weekly radio show on Wednesday as Tennessee gets set to host No. 19 Georgia in Neyland Stadium.

Apparently, Jones still has the support of several players despite the disappointing collapses in three of the last four games.

If the Vols are going to get back on the right track, the offense will need to find another dimension and another gear. Behind QB Josh Dobbs, the Vols are averaging just 192.8 passing yards per game, 11th in the SEC. Jones also mentioned explosive plays, and according to our explosive plays tracker, Tennessee is last in the SEC in explosive plays margin.

Meanwhile, Tennessee has converted 61.5 percent of its red zone attempts (16 of 26) into touchdowns, which is 7th in the SEC.

One area the Vols have been successful in for the most part is special teams. Thanks in large part to Evan Berry, Tennessee leads the FBS in yards per kick return (37.9).

Jones also gave an injury report. He mentioned five players that would be game-time decisions for their 3:30 p.m. ET kickoff with No. 19 Georgia on Saturday, including offensive linemen Brett Kendrick and Dylan Wiesman, receiver Marquez North, defensive end Kyle Phillips and safety Stephen Griffin.