Georgia football put on a clinic in Indianapolis for the 2022 NFL Combine as the Dawgs’ development shined bright. From Jordan Davis to Jake Camarda, the 14 Dawgs came ready to impress and left Indy with a lot of confidence.
Those guys also showed just how quick they are across the board. This group of guys is so athletic and impressive to watch.
They all did their job and should be happy with their performances. The Dawgs could logically see 14 players drafted, which would crush the school record.
Georgia football had far more winners than losers at the NFL Combine.
Only three guys didn’t work out in Indy as Nakobe Dean, Derion Kendrick and Jamaree Salyer opted out. The other 11 players, though, proved what good NFL Combine performances could do for draft stocks.
Georgia turned the NFL Combine into the Dawg Combine in a matter of days, and regardless of who was on the field, they were the talk of the whole event.
The main takeaway from the Combine this year: Draft every Georgia defensive player
— Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) March 6, 2022
It wasn’t just the defensive players either. Georgia’s running back duo put on a solid show, George Pickens showed his speed off, and Jake Camarda is one of the fastest punters out there.
A lot of guys left Indy with dollar signs in their eyes because they just made the moves needed to make a lot of money at the end of April. Georgia could even see five-plus first-round draft picks, which is wild because that isn’t usually what happens for the Dawgs.
Here are the winners and losers from the 14 guys who went to Indy this past week.