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ESPN calls out lack of talent in Georgia football wide receiver room

SystemSystem Posts: 14,154 admin
edited July 18 in Article commenting
imageESPN calls out lack of talent in Georgia football wide receiver room

It’s evident that one of the biggest questions with the 2026 Georgia team is the wide receiver room.

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  • PeterAPeterA Posts: 112 ✭✭✭ Junior

    They are not wrong. I rewatched a lot of old games and was often struck by how much more WR talent we had then compared to now. Just for 2021, in addition to Ladd and Brock, we also had George Pickens, Jermaine Burton and AD Mitchell. Arian Smith, Kearis Jackson and Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint were more than solid. Dominick Blaylock didn’t even get much playing time. Little chance we’d be that good again anytime soon.

  • JimmiesNJoesJimmiesNJoes Posts: 49 ✭ Freshman
    edited July 18

    certainly hope Canion doesn’t fill the role of Colbie, we need him on the field for more than 12 games in two years. Less court time more field time would be nice. But let’s take a peak at the WR development elephant in the room, the floor is yours, James.

  • RedUga4EverRedUga4Ever Posts: 339 ✭✭✭✭ Senior

    Kirby is a run first offense and let the defense win the game. We don't throw on first down, usually a run up the middle, and only pass when we have to on third down. Super elite receivers will not come here, but that is ok as long we continue to make the playoff each year.

  • GBALGBAL Posts: 1,046 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
  • CTDCTD Posts: 207 ✭✭✭ Junior

    So tiresome with these ESPN said this or that. First, they're idiots. Second, we have our own fans downgrading the talent. "Won't have good wrs anytime soon".

    Is this a troll or ignorance extraordinaire. We have 3 wrs who were in the overall top 100 players. We use TEs more than the wrs anyway. New talent is there.

    Saying the wrs are lacking talent is click bait by DN. CR does this consistently. Post negative comments by ESPN so he can back his negativity and get us to read his articles.

    And unfortunately we click it...me included. So we're guilty of looking for controversy and negativity to get charged up about. Narratives are created every year. So tired of it. They said the same crap when we first signed McConkey. Said it about Branch too. Now he disparges hom by saying it was AFTER the catch yardage. Guess we shouldnt count that. Bowers was a TE. Prothro and luckey are being ignored.

    Congrats headline writers you succeeded.

    But the actual frustration is being gullible enough to keep reading this drivel...including me.

  • jamboogiejamboogie Posts: 423 ✭✭✭✭ Senior

    It's hard to attribute what statemnts to whom. Having said that most of this is a regurgitation of previously expressed opinions on need to improve WR/TE in order to remain at our success rate. If you have less talent then you simplify the olays same as you would for a novice QB.I will say that we did have a season where we couldn't seem to catch a cold and maybe that is where the transition to numerous screens started. We have eleven dozen QB's so there is no reason that all TE/WR can not get a healthy does of catching during practice. And of course the old trite saying about practice makes perfect.

  • CoachLCoachL Posts: 31 ✭✭✭ Junior

    We get exactly the WR room we deserve with this offensive coordinator. Why would any WR with aspirations of playing in the NFL come to Georgia?

  • DawggieDawggie Posts: 225 ✭✭✭ Junior

    Bobo calls plays how he’s instructed to call them - by his best friend and boss. Kirby is as involved in discussions on his headset when the O is on the field as when the D is on the field. But as Kirby did in Monken’s last 2 years, he is fine with that 60/40 mix going the other way (pass vs run) if the offense is clicking.

  • PeterAPeterA Posts: 112 ✭✭✭ Junior
    edited July 18

    Verbal diarrhea lol. You are crazy if you think the talent on this team can match Pickens, Brock, Ladd, AD Mitchell, Jermaine Burton and the host of others on the 2021 team. Recruiting ranking don’t mean squat - Blaylock had higher ranking (#7) than every WR on this team but Talyn Taylor (#6) and he did what exactly?

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