The Georgia Bulldogs are set to lose four of five starting offensive linemen from the 2024 season. Left guard Dylan Fairchild, center Jared Wilson, and right guard Tate Ratledge are all foregoing their last year of eligibility and entering the NFL Draft. Sixth-year senior and starting right tackle Xavier Truss is out of eligibility and
The Georgia Bulldogs have bolstered their secondary by securing former Miami Hurricane safety Jaden Harris from the transfer portal. A native of Riverwood, Georgia, Harris brings valuable experience and depth to a safety room undergoing significant turnover this offseason. Longtime starter Dan Jackson has exhausted his collegiate eligibility and is pursuing a professional career, while
Standout defensive lineman Christen Miller has announced he will return to Georgia for his senior season, bypassing the opportunity to enter the 2025 NFL Draft. This decision is a significant boost for the Bulldogs, who are set to lose key defensive linemen Warren Brinson and Nazir Stackhouse to the NFL after the 2024 season. Miller’s
The Georgia Bulldogs have secured two massive transfer portal commitments from brothers in former USC wide receiver Zachariah Branch and safety Zion Branch. The Branch brothers will fill major positions of need for the Dawgs. Known for his explosive playmaking abilities, Zachariah Branch is expected to play a pivotal role in revitalizing Georgia’s receiving corps
With the season over for the Georgia Bulldogs, attention now shifts to roster management. Key decisions loom as players weigh their options to turn pro or return to Athens for another shot at a national championship. Several pivotal contributors are at the center of this discussion, and their choices could significantly impact Georgia’s 2025 campaign.
The Georgia Bulldogs fell short of their ultimate goal in the 2024-2025 College Football Playoffs. In a 23-10 loss to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the Dawgs’ offense struggled mightily, with the running game proving particularly ineffective both in concept and execution. The Bulldogs managed just 62 total rushing yards, averaging a dismal 2.1 yards
