6 Georgia Bulldogs named as preseason All-Americans
Despite Georgia's roster turnover, the Dawgs and head coach Kirby Smart still enter the fall with one of the most talented teams in the country. Georgia's projected starting quarterback, Gunner Stockton, will have no shortage of talent around him as he tries to navigate Georgia back to the College Football Playoff.
Georgia's top returning players are expected to take on larger roles in 2025. In fact, six Bulldogs have made Athlon's 2025 preseason All-America team. Georgia has the fifth-most preseason All-Americans behind Clemson, Texas, Alabama and Penn State.
All 6 Georgia Bulldogs on Athlon's preseason All-America team
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