Georgia Football: Final offensive grades for 2019 season
By Eric Taylor
The 2019 season has officially come to an end, and here are the grades for the entire Georgia football offense.
The Georgia football program came into 2019 with SEC Championship and College Football Playoff aspirations. Although they did win the SEC East for the third year in a row, they fell short of both of bigger goals. However, it wasn’t a bad season overall. The Bulldogs would end up 12-2, finishing the season with a 26-14 victory over Baylor in the Sugar Bowl.
Georgia’s season had plenty of ups and downs. Most would point to a home loss against South Carolina in overtime as the lowest point of the season. You could argue that losing to LSU in the SEC Championship was just as bad, but LSU proved Monday night that they were on a different level than everyone in college football.
Georgia won 11 games or more for the third straight year and also ended the year in the top ten of the AP’s final poll. They have now finished No. 2, No. 7, and No. 4 for the last three years. Kirby Smart has really got his machine humming. The engine could use a few upgrades, a tune-up, and possibly a few replacement parts though.
With that said, here is a look at the individual offensive position groups with an evaluation and grade, based on how they performed during the 2019 season.