Tuesday was highlighted by a brand new sponsorship deal that Georgia football signed that will allow a business to feature their logo on Dooley Field in Sanford Stanford. On top of that, four Bulldogs were named to the Associate Press All-American teams on Tuesday while the No. 1 defensive lineman in the country updated where he stands with Georgia in his recruitment right now.
There's a lot to discuss, so let's begin with the new partnership that should make Georgia's pockets deeper.
Georgia football signs a new sponsorship deal with Progressive Insurance
Georgia football announced a new partnership with Progressive Insurance on Tuesday. This sponsorship will feature their logo being placed on Dooley Field in Sanford Stadium along with other signage throughout the stadium, various game-day experiences and social media integrations as well.
Business partnerships have become a new trend in college football this offseason. Some teams have gone with jersey patches as their way to strike brand deals, but so far there is no indication that Progressive Insurance will be on Georgia's jerseys. Instead they will get their logo on Georgia's football field along with other advertisements throughout Sanford Stadium.
The amount Georgia will be paid for this deal was not shared. Ohio State and Notre Dame both inked similar deals earlier this offseason worth close to $20 million per year, and since Georgia is on their level from a national perspective their deal could realistically be worth around that much as well.
Four Georgia Bulldogs make Preseason All-American team
The Associate Press released their All-American teams on Tuesday, and four Georgia Bulldogs got the nod.
Defensive backs KJ Bolden and Ellis Robinson were both named to the first team which shows how dominant Georgia's secondary could be this season. Linebacker Raylen Wilson made the second team along with center Drew Bobo who also made the second team.
4 AP Preseason All-American Dawgs 😤 pic.twitter.com/hBRbnOM16H
— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) August 18, 2026
There are a few players who didn't make a team who could play their way onto one by the end of the season. Running back Nate Frazier and quarterback Gunner Stockton could make a push, and there's a handful of defenders who could also prove themselves and become an All-American by the end of the season as well.
Four selections though is a strong number, but Georgia will hope to end the season with more than that.
5-star Kellan Hall has Georgia high on his list
Kellan Hall is a five-star recruit in the 2028 class who is the No. 1 defensive lineman in the country. Hall recently spoke about his recruitment with Georgia, and he mentioned that they are serious contenders.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio State, Texas A&M and Oklahoma appear to be high on his list as well. As it stands today though Georgia is in that top group which gives Kirby Smart a chance to work his magic and add him to their already solid 2028 recruiting class.
Hall's recruitment still has 16 months to go, so anything is still possible. Georgia however has a chance, at at this point Smart can work with that.
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