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How injuries to key offensive playmakers impact Georgia’s game plan vs. Oklahoma

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How injuries to key offensive playmakers impact Georgia’s game plan vs. Oklahoma

ATHENS — It was not unreasonable this offseason to envision Nate Frazier as Georgia’s leading rusher and Isiah Canion as the team’s leading receiver.

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NorthHallDawg

I say Frazier will be a goo but on a limited "pitch" count depending on how he feels. Canion will probably sit if at all possible based on the emergence of Dandridge at WR. In Canion's case at least we haven't heard "tight rope" surgery mentioned. Another back we're forgetting about is Peal. He's literally the kid from left field that no one saw coming. If the O Line get's it's collective act together, and Gunner can push the ball downfield to keep 'em honest, Dawgs walk away with an at least 14 point win. Our defense must rattle Mateer's cage hard and often and help him throw a few more INTs…