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The one Georgia football player who could benefit the most from Todd Monken's new offense

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The one Georgia football player who could benefit the most from Todd Monken's new offense

Welcome to Good Day, UGA, your one-stop shop for Georgia football news and takes. Check us out every weekday morning for everything you need to know about Georgia football, recruiting, basketball and more. James Cook doing well in search of a bounce-back year under Todd Monken Perhaps no one fell victim to the

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rhclaghorn

Cook has worked very hard to adapt his body for play in the SEC. That alone should earn him more reps this year, but Monken's offensive schemes will also be key for him. I'd like to see formations that make use of both him and Zeus on the field at the same time.

reddawg1

Seems like we say this same thing every year. Just doesn't materialize. Something's missing. Either us keyboard geniuses are over-rating him or coaches are under-rating him. Who gets paid the big bucks?

UGA66

Cook is not the power back Zeus is. Admitted. Monken turning Cook into more of a receiver back.....interesting..but would become predictable to a defense. Zeus would run, Cook would run some and receive. Good combo. Try Kendall Milton and Daijun Edwards...both explosive backs...like Chubb and Michel. Hey, just thinking out loud here. Milton has good hands...and can power rush like Chubb. Daijun is a darter and gets hard yardage...quickly. Also, good hands! Yet to be seen on SEC ground but from what I've viewed on video they would also be a good duo for a RPO QB. IMO. We need a season to realize all of this...???