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Georgia football podcast: An easy way for JT Daniels to quiet his doubters

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Georgia football podcast: An easy way for JT Daniels to quiet his doubters

Georgia football is the No. 1 topic every day on DawgNation Daily — the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fans. Catch up on everything happening with UGA athletics with host Brandon Adams and the DawgNation experts as they break down the latest Georgia football recruiting news and discuss coach Kirby Smart’s quest to return the Bulldogs to the top of the SEC. On episode No. 1,481 (July 13, 2021) of the podcast, Georgia fans can hear a discussion about how UGA quarterback JT Daniels can silence doubters who believe that his success in four games as UGA’s starting quarterback is too small a sample size to project high-level success this season.

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jdawg8

JT Daniels touchdown numbers are skewed a bit through the 4 game sample. They could've thrown as many touchdowns as they wanted against south Carolina but they didn't need to throw the ball so he only ended up with only 2 that game instead of 4 or more. And against Cincinnati he had another easy one to George Pickens but Zamir whiffed his pick up in pass protection so he gets hit as he throws and it leads to that interception in the endzone instead. Over a 4 game sample, looking at touchdowns is actually not really helpful. Touchdowns are the least consistent stat in football. Just like JT could've easily had a few more touchdowns, he could've had a few less if things break another way. If he only has 8 over 4 games that would project out really low and if he had 13 over those 4 games he looks like Joe burrow and Mac Jones.

JimDawg85

Easier said than done of course. Dawgs have a tendency to want to run it in when they get close to the goal line. KS has also taken his foot off the gas and relied on the running game once the game is out of reach in the second half.

However, times they are a changing. I foresee UGA scoring 70+ against Vandy (after the b.s. they pulled last year) and 40+ against just about everyone else. I am expecting 3-4 TD passes per game for JT this year, low 40's for the regular season. If we get to the Natty, he could be looking at low 50's total TD's. I can't wait to see it.