Georgia football: Post spring practice best and worst case scenarios

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Apr 22, 2017; Athens, GA, USA; Georgia football quarterback Jacob Eason (10) passes during the Georgia Spring Game at Sanford Stadium. Red defeated Black 25-22. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports /

We’re now a few weeks removed from spring practice and the G-Day Game. Here’s how good or bad the 2017 Georgia football season should be based on the spring.

During the spring, we learned a lot about what to expect from the Bulldogs in 2017. The defense, especially the front seven will still be really good. The receiving corps is going to be improved. We know what to expect from our running backs, but the offensive line is still a large point of concern.

I’m going to try to predict the 2017 Georgia football season based on what the best and worst case scenarios.

Just like my best and worst case scenarios for basketball season, they are created by taking games Georgia should definetely win, definetely lose and games that are toss ups. The worst case scenario is that Georgia loses all of the toss ups. The best case is that Georgia wins all of the toss ups. The predicted record will be somewhat of an average between the two.

Of course, this will change as players join the team later this year so check back in a week before kickoff where I’ll have an updated scenarios and predictions.

These scenarios can also include the SEC Championship game but will not include bowl games.

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