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Georgia football winners and losers at the halfway point of spring practice

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Georgia football winners and losers at the halfway point of spring practice

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. Georgia football winners and losers at the halfway point of spring practice Winner: Todd Monken Just the simple

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SmartsTheMan

I believe in Monken and despite losing Pickens and all the other receiver injuries both last season and this Spring, I think the passing game will find a way to flourish. It's UGA, so the run game will be great. The offense has a chance to be explosive but that will depend on O-line development.

If they can quickly develop the secondary either through the current roster or transfers, it can be a great team. GOOODAWGS!

David1

Funny how D Rob isn’t mentioned as a WR that could turn it around this year.

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kirkhilles

Yep, I could see the Oline being the decisive factor on how our season goes. JT has NFL caliber talent, but he MUST be given time and protection. Give him that protection and he can throw 50 yarders on target, pretty consistently. If not, however, he can't do his job as he's not a running QB.

stone

Like most really good teams it will come down to how both lines play. On defense the line needs to cause some problems just to protect the secondary. On offense the line must protect the quarterback.

Given how weak the schedule is after Clemson none of this should be too much concern given all the talent that has been recruited over the last four years.

Vetdawg

Would love to see Brock Bowers take on a Wes Welker/ Julian Edelman type role in the offense opposite Jackson