After leading Georgia to back-to-back national championships, head coach Kirby Smart is laser-focused on maintaining the Bulldogs’ dominance as they prepare for another title defense. This season, Smart has a new challenge: integrating offensive coordinator Mike Bobo back into the system after Todd Monken’s departure to the NFL. Bobo, a former Georgia quarterback and experienced play-caller, previously served as the Bulldogs’ OC from 2007 to 2014. His return has sparked discussions about how the offense may evolve under his leadership. Quarterback Carson Beck is the projected starter, and Bobo’s scheme will likely emphasize a balanced attack, featuring star tight end Brock Bowers and a powerful rushing duo in Kendall Milton and Daijun Edwards. Smart has emphasized that Georgia’s elite defense, led by Mykel Williams and Malaki Starks, will remain a cornerstone of the team’s success. With a favorable schedule and a wealth of talent, the Bulldogs are once again favored to make the College Football Playoff. However, with Alabama and LSU lurking as SEC threats, Smart and Bobo will need to ensure Georgia remains sharp and avoids complacency. If all goes according to plan, the Bulldogs could be on their way to an unprecedented third straight national championship.
