The Georgia Bulldogs have consistently reloaded under head coach Kirby Smart, but the 2025 season presents unique challenges. With several key departures to the NFL, second-year players must rise to fill crucial roles. 1. Nate Frazier – Running Back Nate Frazier is primed to become the centerpiece of Georgia’s offense in 2025. As a freshman,
Trevor Etienne’s surprising decision to forgo another season at Georgia and declare for the NFL Draft has left a seismic impact on the Bulldogs’ running back room heading into 2025. While Georgia boasts a rich tradition of developing elite running backs, the departure of Etienne, a dynamic and versatile playmaker, exposes significant depth concerns that
Oscar Delp has announced his return to the Georgia Bulldogs for his senior season, providing a major boost to the reigning SEC champions. Delp, who has been a key contributor to Georgia’s offense since stepping into the starting role after Brock Bowers’ departure, has shown steady growth in his game, particularly as a blocker. However,
The Georgia Bulldogs are poised to enter a transformative chapter at the EDGE positions, as their defense looks to reload following significant departures. Defensive ends Mykel Williams and Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins are heading to the NFL after standout careers, and at Jack linebacker, leader Chaz Chambliss has exhausted his eligibility. Adding to the challenge, former 5-star
The Georgia Bulldogs are facing a significant transition at quarterback as Carson Beck has announced his transfer to Miami. Beck’s departure marks the end of a two-year tenure filled with remarkable arm talent, precision, and composure. Yet, while the Bulldogs lose one of the most skilled quarterbacks in recent program history, they may be gaining
Kirby Smart has one less thing to worry about going into the 2025 football season as Georgia’s top cornerback, Daylen Everette, will be returning for his senior season. Everette, a standout from Norfolk, Virginia, was the cornerstone of Georgia’s secondary throughout the 2024 season. While the Bulldogs faced inconsistencies in their defensive backfield, he was
The Georgia Bulldogs are coming off another SEC Championship under Kirby Smart, but a Sugar Bowl loss to Notre Dame emphasized a need to reload offensively in the offseason. The Dawgs have received a mixture of good news and bad news in terms of the transfer portal and NFL Draft decisions. Here is a way-too-early
The Georgia Bulldogs have secured a significant addition to their receiving corps by acquiring former Texas A&M wide receiver Noah Thomas through the transfer portal, according to On3 Sports. Standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing 200 pounds, Thomas brings both size and experience to a Georgia offense in need of a true X-receiver. During his tenure
One of the most significant off-season decisions for the Georgia Bulldogs has been made: running back Trevor Etienne has announced his return for the 2025 season, per Dawgs Nation. His decision solidifies a dynamic backfield for the reigning SEC champions and adds another layer of depth to an already formidable offense. Etienne, who transferred from
The Georgia Bulldogs get their second commitment of the day at the safety position as UAB transfer Adrian Maddox has announced he is flipping away from his recent commitment to the Florida Gators and will be playing between the hedges next season instead. Georgia landed Miami transfer Jaden Harris earlier in the day. Like Harris,
