Now that was about as ugly as Georgia football has played in who knows how long. The Bulldogs were dominated all night by Ole Miss en route to their stunning 28-10 loss against the Rebels on Saturday.
The offense couldn't move the ball to save their lives, the defense was exposed, and Kirby Smart had no answers either. It was an all around terrible performance from Georgia.
It's hard to pick just three takeaways from this game, but here are the three that stand out the most.
1. Wide receivers continue to drop the ball
Something has to change at some point, right? Georgia's wide recievers once again failed to do the the most important thing that a receiver needs to do.
Catch the ball.
Sure it was a rainy night, so anyone would have expected there to be a couple drops throughout the game. But Georgia had more drops than anyone could ever count.
And the worst part of it all was that most of the drops came on plays that would have picked up first downs and kept drives alive. Instead, Georgia had to punt the ball back to Ole Miss. Who knows what would have happened if these drives were extended by simply catching a ball that hits the receiver right in their hands.
Carson Beck is working through his own struggles right now, but if his receivers can't catch the ball then there really is not much else he can do.
2. Offensive line did not help Carson Beck
How about discussing another aspect of Georgia's offense that did not help Beck out at all?
Georgia's offensive line was, to put it lightly, not great. Whether it be in the run game or pass game, the offensive line did not have many snaps where they were able to even remotely get a good push against the Ole Miss defensive line. When that is the case, it's nearly impossible to play winning football.
Too many times Georgia's running backs were hit behind the line scrimmage when they got the ball. There were too many times where Beck had to scramble within a couple seconds of the ball being snapped. There were a lot of people complaining online about how the offense never took a deep shot down field, but how are they supposed to if the offensive line can't keep the pocket clean for more than three seconds?
Hopefully this was just a bad game for the line, because if they have similar struggles next week it could be another long night.
3. Georgia defense exposed for the second straight week
The Georgia defense had been a strength of this team for quite some time now. They were the biggest reason Georgia was able to knock off Texas a few weeks ago, but those good vibes have quickly come to an end.
Last week the UGA defense was exposed by Florida as they had no answer for the physical style of play from quarterback DJ Lagway. This week they were exposed in a completely different way by Jakson Dart who was able to consistently beat Georgia with his arm and legs.
And that's not even mentioning how the Rebels' backup QB came in for the second series of the game and led Ole Miss on the easiest 75-yard touchdown drive in history.
As mentioned, Georgia had been able to rely on their defense to keep them in games in recent weeks, but that was not the case against Ole Miss. So when you combine that with subpar play from the offense, you get a blowout loss.