Georgia clearly noticed. The Bulldogs made an emphasis this offseason to improve their receiver group through the transfer portal, adding former four-stars Noah Thomas and Zachariah Branch, along with three-star Micah Bell. Whether that translates with Beck’s replacement, Gunner Stockton, remains to be seen.

Georgia players hear the coaches loud and clear when it comes to a greater emphasis on tackling, even if there isn’t an easy or obvious way to do so.

A look at the true freshmen who are set to make an impact for Georgia in year one. Last season, Georgia's roster was littered with veteran football players. Th

The Georgia Bulldogs must improve in this area during the 2025 college football season if they want to reach the College Football Playoff. The Georgia Bulldogs are entering the 2025 college football season with big aspirations and high expectations.

It may not be a surprise to hear coaches like UGA's Kirby Smart and Georgia Tech's Brent Key are among the highest paid employees in Georgia's network of public colleges and universities. Do these sorts of big bucks carry over to high school football?

Perhaps the best note out of coach Smart's takeaways is that Georgia remains a healthy football team as the season closes in. That's not easy to do at this point in the year and the Bulldogs have been a banged up football team at times heading into the first game of the season. This time, it looks like just about everyone will be ready to roll.

Beyond Puglisi are even larger unknowns. Georgia's third-string quarterback might actually be preferred walk-on Colter Ginn, who is a redshirt freshman. Also competing for the third-string role are true freshmen Ryan Montgomery (four-star) and Hezekiah Millender (three-star).