Now that Georgia has its 2025 quarterback commit, all eyes turn to wide receiver.
The Bulldogs already have two pass-catchers in the class for Ryan Montgomery, both via the tight end position. Elyiss Williams and Ethan Barbour both offer their passing-game skill set for the new Georgia quarterback pledge. But the Bulldogs will also hope to build a potentially larger-than-normal wide receiver class.
“We’ve got a long way to go. We lost three really good football players there,” Smart said. “We’re thin. David Daniel wasn’t able to go today, Malaki was out, Justyn Rhett was out, Demello [Jones] was dealing with a little bit of a hamstring. We got better in the secondary, but we’re not where we need to be in terms of being able to make plays on the ball down the field and be able to affect the quarterback.”
Everette was generally happy with the defensive performance at G-Day, though he did say that he felt the defense started the second half a little slower than he would’ve liked. As for the secondary as a whole, Everette acknowledged they have to fill some big shoes but that those involved understand the task at hand.
“We’re feeling pretty confident going into it,” Everette said. “We’ve got to know ourselves that we’ve got to step up for the people that left. We’ve just got to step in and fill in their roles.”
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