Georgia Recruiting Overview – Must Have Offensive…..

Under Kirby Smart, the Dawgs are in a new and distinct position. With Nick Saban’s recent retirement, the Bulldogs are now the top college football team, and many prospects will be noticed in the class of 2025. The Bulldogs will recharge their offense en mettant l’accent sur les positions nécessaires avec des receveurs larges et l’attaque. Georgia a déjà la classe de septième rang. avec trois joueurs offensifs déjà engagés. Néanmoins, chaque offense de grande qualité doit avoir un quarterback célèbre pour aider à diriger. The Bulldogs signed four-star quarterback Ryan Puglisi in 2024, but after Dylan Raolia’s decommitment, the Bulldogs will have to pick a quarterback in the 2025 class.

First name is one who recently sent shock waves through the class 2025 by reclassifying from 2026. Julian Lewis from Carrollton, Georgia, was the number one rated player in the class of 2026, and his timeline has now moved up. Il sera un objectif important pour Géorgie. Lewis est actuellement affilié à USC, et les Bulldogs espèrent utiliser les récentes difficultés des Trojans sur le terrain pour essayer de remplacer Lewis.

Fans de Georgia doivent également connaître le nom de Ryan Montgomery, un joueur de quatre étoiles originaire de Findlay, Ohio, en tant que quarterback. Montgomery arrive avec un score de 6-3 215 et possède une aptitude à frapper les receveurs dans leur trajectoire et à lancer des balles fluides et profondes. Montgomery’s deep throws hang in the air, allowing his pass catchers to get in position; Montgomery visits the Bulldogs le 22 janvier.

Autres noms possibles incluent Atwann Hill, un produit de Houston County et d’Orange County, Californie, qui a quatre étoiles. 4-star TJ Lateef. The Bulldogs have recently demonstrated the advantages of having a dominant offensive line room. après avoir probablement la classe la plus performante en 2024, ils le feront à nouveau en 2025. Targets early include 5-star offensive tackle. Avec un score de 6-5, 270, David Sanders junior de North Carolina a gagné avec un score de 6-4 305 et Cortez Smith, un centre de quatre étoiles de Parkview, en Georgia, a gagné avec un score de 6-7 330. Juan Gaston, gardien/attaquant de renommée mondiale de Westlake High School en Géorgie, 6-5 305 Mason Short, un gardien de quatre étoiles originaire d’Evans, en Géorgie, qui est actuellement inscrit à l’Alabama, & Josh Petty from Buford or Jaelyne Mathews from New Jersey. Overall, looking at the offensive line targets, this group differs from 2024 regarding the players’ body types. Georgia is looking for a smaller, more athletic build in 2025.

David Sanders would be the crown jewel of this projected class. Sanders has an avatar body type at 6-5 270; he could project to OL and DL at the next level. If Sanders Jr. were to pick the Bulldogs, his comp is Broderick Jones. Georgia must put weight on his freakish frame if they can land him. Juan Gaston is also a must-have from the state of Georgia. His size and ability to move have drawn comparisons to projected first-round draft pick Amarius Mims. He is the best tackle prospect from the state since Mims in the class of 2021. It is no secret that Kirby Smart has struggled to recruit elite wide receivers, which could change with two names. Travis Smith Jr. is from Westlake High School in Atlanta, and Thomas Blackshear is from Calvary Day in Savannah. Smith Jr. is a perfect build for the X receiver in Georgia’s system. His 6-4 200-pound frame makes him a walking mismatch. Blackshear comes in at 6-0 195; He recently named Georgia in his top three, Along with Florida State and Tennessee.

Although Blackshear only has three stars at the moment, a look at his film shows why big names are following him. Il peut gagner des mètres après le coup de pied sur la vidéo. Il est rare que le premier homme le fasse tomber. Already, the tight-end class is done with two commits in Elyiss Willaims (5 stars) and Ethan Barbour (4 stars). Il semble que Georgia continue de faire un mouvement étrange à 6-7 235.He shows the ability to play the Brock Bowers role for Georgia. Georgia will have to fight off teams like Florida State to keep Williams. Barbour Will bring the mean streak back to the tight end room that Georgia has been missing since Darnell Washington departed for the NFL. Barbour is a different size than Washington at 6-3 225, but his film shows how he can play that role.

Quarterback is an exciting position because the leadership position has yet to be filled since Jabree Wallace-Coleman was released after Fran Brown took the job in Syracuse. Georgia has one commitment in three-star Bo Walker of Cedar Grove, Georgia. Georgia is heavily pursuing other names: 4-star Ousmane Kormah from Lee County and 4-star Alvin Anderson from Elba. Georgia is off to a great start and has continued to reload its roster under Kirby Smart..