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WATCH: 3 things to watch for in Georgia football-Missouri game
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WATCH: 3 things to watch for in Georgia football-Missouri game
Georgia football takes on Missouri this weekend.
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From what I understand Missouri has a bad defense and a pretty decent offense so it might be a good time to experiment a bit on offense assuming we can build a comfortable and substantial lead.
I'm not interested in Air Georgia or the entertainment value of the passing game. Football games are entertaining enough as long as we win.
I'm just wondering if it might be an opportunity to give some of the backup players on offense some real game experience and decision making opportunities? Yes, I'm thinking of quarterbacks. Not particularly JTD, but not excluding him either.
I trust Kirby and his staff to correctly answer questions such as this.
Go, Dawgs!
All these LBs we recruited over the years and we don’t have anyone to replace him, give me a break!
Get these receivers some touches. THey need the experience, before everything gets hectic.
Anderson is our sack leader. We've got to be able to replace that ability somehow - even if by attacking from another defensive position. With our inexperienced secondary, a disruptive pass rush is CRITICAL to us achieving success beyond the regular season. Bama will pick us apart if we give Young too much time to complete throws. I will be interested to see how Anderson's replacement performs after a couple of games. I'm certainly not expecting Anderson back anytime soon, if at all.
As far as receivers go, we should have everybody back this month except Pickens. That's really more than enough weapons on offense adding in our TEs and RBs out of the backfield.
Next man up, I think we're fine.
Hoping for the best for Adam in proving his innocence. These athletes needto understand they are always in the spotlight, gotta be a tough position to be in as they are still young.
Agree with what you said. The biggest chink in CKS's armor IMO has been his ability to manage the QB room.
@MontanaDawg do you include Blaylock in that group of receivers you expect to return this month? I hope you are correct, but I'm just not as hopeful. Kid's body language when I've seen him just says, "I'm not gonna play." Hope I'm wrong but even if he does play, after missing nearly two years of playing time, should we expect him to be anywhere close to the player he was in 2019? Go Dawgs!