There are injury questions surrounding two of Georgia’s top playmakers entering Saturday’s game against Oklahoma.
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Hope we don't need Frazier!
Blackshier is fast. Kirby said they could have came back in if needed against Arkansas. Playing a guessing game
Interchangeable parts…can be effective with the right coaching. I'd rest Frazier and Canion and get them ready for the rest of the season.
We have great depth with TE, WRs and even running backs. Pushing to play these guys would be a mistake.
I agree with you Chief ! We have enough RBs to get the job done. Rest both of them for future games. Heck they can use Redell and Barbour for a couple of runs and be effective. We’ll be fine ! Go Dawgs !!
Georgia has had five different tight ends catch touchdown passes in the first three games of the season.
Nuff said!!
Go Dawgs! Hate on Sooners!
About Frazier, I thought it was odd that people were taking "he could have gone back in the game" at face value, thinking he was good to go. As if we haven't heard that plenty of times about guys who end up being "day to day" for half the season. Now Frazier is questionable. Imagine that.
For the love of God and Georgia, Conner, PLEASE learn another phrase besides “lean on.” Some options: “turn to,” “rely on,” “call on,” “look to,” “go with,” or simply, “use.” Anything except constantly saying “Georgia could lean on,” whomever in every single article.
Amen! Thank God we haven't heard the dreaded "Day to Day" which translates to out for season.
Would be helpful if we could see the opposing team's availability reports in these run-ups to the various games for comparison's sake. In this case, if it's just Stone, OK then. But I doubt it... However, if he's the only one out, then UGA faces a healthier team...
Going elsewhere to check now
3 WORDS to The Wise Dawg……Don't worry about injuries too much, this Season. The Dawgs have 1001 ways to skin the proverbial cat this year....and "Starters" stack the deck from top to bottom.
The only variable....imo....is experience. And those gaps have been closing since last year.
If Manning or Chambliss go down....Texas & Ole Miss are in trouble. Same with Alabama. If Stockton goes down...the Dawgs have...not 1...but 2, capable experienced backups. And...that's just quarterbacks.
If you go position by position with the Dawgs vs other "top 15 Teams"....UGA has the advantage....and, you'd be hard pressed to find a weakness or potential production loss, without an answer. Just sayin'.…Lol.
Go get em Big Red. You may have to " Challenge Yourselves" this Season. I don't think anybody else is capable. Lol
I forgot to say.…GO DAWGS!!!
For anyone interested in OU's Availability Report, here you go:
https://soonerswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/sooners/football/2026/09/24/oklahoma-football-georgia-bulldogs-sec-availability-report/91929539007/
Couldn't get one for today, but this does look like a much more favorable situation for the Dawgs than I had realized from just looking at our side of the equation...
what on earth are you talking about. This season is the most Puglisi has played and Montgomery has only got in two games this year. If Gunner goes down we are in big trouble.
All the Dawgs' QB's need to be able to do...is hand the ball off or toss it 15 yards accurately. Or haven't you not been watching? It doesn't take a Chambliss, Manning or Stockton to do that. Again, for the hard of hearing...the Dawgs have a 1001 ways to skin the cat this year.
The quarterback's job is to spread the ball around to his playmakers. UGA has "playmakers" all over the field. Including 3 deep at the QB Position. The adjustment period for Puglisi and Montgomery has been cut down significantly over the last offseason...imo...through the Kirby system of creating as much adversity as possible to emulate the In-Game experience.
The 2025/2026 battery of CBT Training, On-field Training, Personal Training, Spring Training, Summer OTA's, Fall Camp....and the last 3 games are sufficient for a So. & Jr. quarterback to take the reins....IMO.
What they lack in knowledge....they can make up for, with their own play making ability, till they get up to speed with everybody else. And, with the Dawgs "connection" this year...and Puglisi or Montgomery's legs....that'd be fun to watch.
I don't see much production falloff...however, the probability of turnover jumps. Which is normal. Doesn't mean either one will amount to a turnover machine. And, with the Dawgs defense...an unexpected fumble or interception here or there...is just an extra challenge for em to sharpen the blades. No problem.
That...is what I'm talking about. You worry too much. Lol
Go Dawgs!!!
