5. TE Lawson Luckie
Last but not least is sophomore tight end Lawson Luckie. Luckie is in the midst of his second collegiate season, so he too is unable to enter the NFL Draft this year, but he has shown a lot of potential this season with Georgia.
Luckie did not make much noise during his freshman season in 2023, but this year has been the exact opposite. Luckie has burst onto the scene with a solid 24 reception, 348 yard and three touchdown season. This includes potentially the biggest catch of the game against Texas in the SEC Championship game, when he barely got a toe down along the sideline to move the sticks.
Luckie was only the third string tight end for Georgia this season, so to record these stats as the third option is very good. But next year he is line to become the second tight end on the depth chart if not the starter. With that comes a lot more opportunities to make his mark on every game, so he likely is someone who could have a big season for Georgia next year.