⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Pick/market: Way back in the day the game stadium experience far exceeded the crappy 4-5 camera coverage of the networks.

- Georgia's outside-linebacker options remain reduced by Amaris Williams' spring knee injury and Chase Linton's lower-leg injury, with Linton described as week-to-week rather than assigned a confirmed return date. - Newcomer PJ Dean recorded 1.5 sacks, 1.5 tackles for loss and two tackles against Tennessee State, while Khamari Brooks added three tackles as Georgia tested younger pass-rush options in the opener. - Defensive end Gabe Harris generated multiple pressures despite recording only two tackles, contributing to a Georgia pass rush that finished with three sacks against Tennessee State, matching its highest single-game sack total from last season. - Kirby Smart highlighted inside linebacker Chris Cole's speed, length and ability to work on the edge, while Cole's opener included half a sack, a tackle for loss, three tackles and a pass breakup.

- TE: Might have Jah put on a different number in that goa line.

- Georgia's tight ends were a major opener feature, with four tight ends catching passes, six drawing targets, and Jaden Reddell, Elyiss Williams, and Kaiden Prothro scoring touchdowns. - Georgia's tight end room combined for 100 receiving yards against Tennessee State, showing a clear multi-player pass-catching role in the offense. - Kirby Smart still wanted senior Lawson Luckie more involved after a good camp, noting Luckie's only catch was erased by penalty. - Smart said Georgia's tight ends must learn to share production because the unit has several weapons and the staff plans to build around the room's collective output.