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Podcast: Cover 3 College Football Episode: SEC Win Totals Part 1: Alabama, Georgia, LSU & MORE | Why Jayden Daniels Is Making A HUGE Mistake! Segment: Georgia podcast segment **Top Team-Specific Takeaways** - There is not a single game that you look at Georgia's schedule with the team that they've got in place and you're like, "Oh gosh, well we got to chalk that one up as a loss." The question for me is what happens against Florida? Transcript excerpt: >> I think that when I look at Florida's defense on paper, they play three or four teams that I think have definitely better defenses on paper. >> And so 11 that's that's why I WAS LIKE, "WHAT?" 11 and 1 would mean that a lot a lot of people prove me wrong on that side offensive line as well. But, I should be a very very fun year for the OG Troy Boy there as he takes over in Gainesville. >> TURNING OUR ATTENTION TO THEIR RIVAL, the Georgia Bulldogs. DraftKings Sportsbook has this one at 9 and 1/2 with -180 to the over. Uh so, if you want to play with 10 and 1/2, that's -190 to the under. There is not um unless of course you want to go under the 9 and 1/2 or over the 10 and 1/2, things get a little bit a little bit tricky here because it's the dagum Georgia Bulldogs, all right? They could go 12 and 0. There is not a single game that you look at Georgia's schedule with the team that they've got in place and you're like, "Oh gosh, well we got to chalk that one up as a loss." The question for me is what happens against Florida? What happens against Oklahoma? What happens against Alabama? What happens against Ole Miss? Are you going to be able uh to address the things that you need to address with a very young team that has continued to try to get a little bit better. Defensively, is the pass rush going to be back? We know the secondary is going to be good, but if a quarterback's got all dagum day to throw, it's hard to cover SEC wide receivers for that long. Offensively, awful awful uh ATV accident, you know, puts a little bit of a hurt in the running back room. Now we're basically just down to Nate Frazier and Chauncey Bowens. Who steps up with a mass exodus of pass catchers as well? Uh Tom, I'll let you get first word on the Dogs. We were once a Georgia pod. Are you a Georgia supporter uh here heading into 2026? I I I said there were two teams in this league I felt confident about. Like you look at the roster there's a ton of coming There's a ton ton of guys coming back. Like and we've talked about it all off season. There weren't a lot of Bulldogs in the NFL draft this year compared to most years because they're all coming back. It was a very young team last year. It's still a young team this year. Pretty much the entire defense is back. There are a lot of changes on offense. Like, you know, you lose Zach Branch, but you bring in London Humphreys from Vanderbilt, who I think is a very good player, who maybe people didn't pay too much attention to because he was at Vandy and they'll probably see a lot more of now at Georgia. But the one question I have there is I I shared this stat on on Twitter last week about how Georgia was third most in the country as far as passes at or behind the line of scrimmage with a full third of their pass attempts pretty much being bubble screens. But that was Zach Branch because you wanted to get Zach Branch in space because that's what he does best. He's not a refined route runner who you want running curls and slot slants and all that kind of stuff. Humphreys was very much a deep threat for Vanderbilt. So, while we didn't see Gunner Stockton throwing down the field a ton last year, it's he is capable of doing it. There were throws he would make at times on like third down and just down the seams where he was able to make it to the sidelines. I'm wondering if we see a bit of a different approach in the passing game because of that or if he's incapable of doing it, maybe the personnel doesn't quite match up and this is still going to be somewhere where we have to be overly reliant on our ground game and as you mentioned, Ship, they've already suffered injuries at that ground game, which could impact them going forward. But just these are little nits I'm picking, just trying to find things that could go wrong. They're going to have one of the best offensive lines in the league. They're going to have one of the best defensive lines in the league, although you still hope to get it more of a pass rush than you got last year, which I think was the one area that they actually struggled with.