Sunday at the NFL Combine means that it is time for the offensive lineman to go to work. Georgia football has a whopping four lineman participating in the Combine this year, but all four players have a lot to prove on this day.
It is no secret that Georgia's offensive line had a lot of issues this season. There are a lot of reasons why UGA's offense underperformed this past season, but the woes from the offensive line is one of the biggest reasons why.
Tate Ratledge was one player who helped erase the stigma surrounding Georgia's offensive line as he had a top five performance in the history of the Combine for offensive guards. But center Jared Wilson somehow found a way to one up him.
Jared Wilson is a OC prospect in the 2025 draft class. He scored an unofficial 9.98 #RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 2 out of 622 OC from 1987 to 2025.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) March 2, 2025
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Jared Wilson has best day of his career
The NFL Combine's RAS score is a unique way of comparing players at the same position who compete at the Combine. This score essentially looks at all the different measurements and drills that a player goes through and gives each player a score out of 10. Wilson clearly performed out of his mind as he finished with a near perfect 9.98 which is the second best score from a center since 1987.
Wilson is someone who hasn't been talked about much since he declared for the Draft at the end of the season. Maybe that's because no one usually talks much about centers or the fact that Georgia's entire line struggled so much during the season, but people will surly be talking about him now.
Like every other Bulldog, Wilson once again will take center stage in front of NFL organizations at Georgia's upcoming Pro Day in March, so look for him to get a lot of attention at this event as he attempts to climb up the NFL Draft mock drafts.