Kipp Adams

1 day ago | 247sports.com | Kipp Adams

So far, Pro Football Focus has deemed that Georgia does not have a top 10 quarterback or offensive line room and has the No. 8 running back room and No. 6 pass catcher room in the country. With the departure of defensive linemen Nazir Stackhouse, Warren Brinson, and Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins and edge rushers Jalon Walker and Mykel Williams to the NFL, along with Damon Wilson to the transfer portal, Georgia will have to replace most of its production along the defensive front.

1 day ago | 247sports.com | Kipp Adams

Georgia is looking to get back to playing the caliber of defense that helped it dominate for over two seasons just a few years ago. One prominent SEC expert thinks they are close. ESPN analyst Cole Cubelic, on his Cube Show podcast two weeks ago, ranked Georgia as having the No. 3 defensive line in the SEC heading into the 2025 season. The former Auburn offensive lineman had Tennessee and Alabama tied at No. 5, Florida at No. 4, Texas at No. 2, and Oklahoma at No. 1. "It's the Georgia Bulldogs.

2 days ago | 247sports.com | Kipp Adams

Georgia, ranked as a preseason top-five team according to most outlets, came in at No. 2 in the ESPN preseason FPI for the 2025 college football season. With the updated FPI comes a reset in the strength of schedule rankings. Georgia's strength of schedule was ranked No. 8 in the country and in the SEC. Last year at this time, Georgia was given the No. 3 strength of schedule in this same release.

3 days ago | 247sports.com | Kipp Adams

The Georgia Bulldogs enter another year with high expectations, but the Bulldogs' mission to chase another championship won't be easy. Georgia is set to face an extremely tough schedule this fall, something that was made obvious by ESPN's latest FPI release. ESPN's latest update to its Football Power Index featured a rundown of the 20 biggest games in college football in 2025, and the Bulldogs were featured several times.

3 days ago | 247sports.com | Kipp Adams

Georgia landed its 12th commitment for the 2026 class on Tuesday when Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas four-star cornerback Justice Fitzpatrick announced his decision to play for the Dawgs. The 6-foot-0.5, 185-pound prospect chose Georgia over Alabama, Miami, Texas, and 39 other offers, giving Georgia assistant and cornerbacks coach Donte Williams his first cornerback commitment for the 2026 cycle, joining a secondary class that also includes Zech Fort, Kealan Jones, and Jordan Smith.