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Re: Georgia confident Gunner Stockton can handle new-look wide receiver room: âHeâll do it againâ
" If Georgia’s passing offense is to take a step forward, Stockton is going to have to do a better job of using his tight ends. Even with Oscar Delp, Georgia’s tight ends had only 43 receptions last season. That’s the fewest in a season since 2020, when Georgia played just 10 games."
Amen to that statement. Our best offensive performance, without a doubt, in 2025 came on our win against Ole Miss. 510 yards of offense and (9) completed passes to the TEs.
I keep asking - Where in the world did that offense go the rest of the season?
Re: Georgia confident Gunner Stockton can handle new-look wide receiver room: âHeâll do it againâ
Hopefully we’ll see an improvement in our OL with a new voice coaching them this season.
David1
Re: CBS Sports analyst says Georgia has âslippedâ, 2026 season will be a test for Kirby Smart
Kirby Smart is the greatest head coach this program has had in my lifetime. His record against Florida, Tennessee and Auburn is special. He has earned the right for patience and trust as he builds the roster and navigates this new era of CFB.
As a FAN, I wish we were more explosive on the offensive side of the ball. I don’t see a roster that would scare anyone as far as the ability to put up points against anyone. I think the defense has the ability to take a big step forward and be really special, but I always feel confident on that side of the ball. It feels like the expectation for performance is different offense vs defense. Defense “must create Havoc and be physical”. Offense “don’t turn the ball over or do anything ****”. Wish we had a WR room that was considered even top 10 nationally.
Re: Top 5 Georgia football players entering spring drills
Gotta get the TEs more involved in the passing game next season, not just blocking in the run game. I hope Kirby has his coaches looking for new wrinkles to add to all three phases. I read an article on the athletic that focused on how college coaches were impressed with Indiana’s play calling and schemes, especially in how receivers continue to sell the pass to keep DBs engaged even though a run play has been called. I really hope Mike Bobo is taking notes.