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plrdawg
✭✭✭ Junior
We need a automatic receiver that is nearly 100 % on third down. GP caught 98% of all targeted balls last yr according to professional reports. Better than anyone in country. LC did that with From against FL, and we won. JT needs this now, and we will be SEC CHAMPS, GO DAWGS
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plrdawg
✭✭✭ Junior
Nice to get the young guys experience. Better to get the experienced guys on the field. Go Dom, Kearis, to get back to previous roles, waiting for GP to get healthy and become a Game changer as in last two bowl games, as LC was against florida 2 yrs ago
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navydawg
✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
Fully agree. I’m Really hoping and praying Dom can get back and be as close to possible to 100%. He IS a force when fully healthy ! And from all I’ve read he’s a great person off the field of play to. And look at Ladd McConkey !! I realize he’s probably not way up the “normal” depth chart, but for a high school QB converted to a receiver I think he’s doing really well !! Proud of him !! Proud of the very hard work Dom has done in rehab trying to get back. And so glad to see Kearis coming back to his primary spot ! There is at least one silver lining here the younger receivers had to be thrown in the fire and have gotten allot of practice reps and real game time. As the season wears on this could prove to be very valuable . Go Dawgs !!
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BassDawg
✭✭✭ Junior
Really need Dom back. Not the fastest guy but is a big play-maker, always seems to get open, plays multiple spots slot/WR/Wild Dawg.
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UGA66
✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
Kearis is a receiver not a punt returner. He is likely desiring to get back into his more familiar role. I am certain Kirby will do what is best for Kearis. These knee injuries are the worst for WRs. Limits cutting. Very hard to fully recover.
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tommielee
✭✭✭✭ Senior
Due to the forecast of rain Saturday, I hope the RB's get better blocking this week.
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Petesdawgs
✭✭✭✭ Senior
Don't push these guys too quickly and get them hurt again. We will need them down the line when we play Auburn and Florida-Need to be at full strength.