Ryan Mosley's commitment could mean big things for the future of Georgia's offense

Georgia's offense may be stacked in a couple of years.
Jan 2, 2025; New Orleans, LA, USA;  Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Gunner Stockton (14) drops back to pass against against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish during the second half at Caesars Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-Imagn Images
Jan 2, 2025; New Orleans, LA, USA; Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Gunner Stockton (14) drops back to pass against against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish during the second half at Caesars Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-Imagn Images | Stephen Lew-Imagn Images

After almost a three-week drought for commitments, the Georgia Bulldogs just landed a big one for the Class of 2026. Kirby Smart, after Noon EST time today, got a commitment from 4-star ATH Ryan Mosley, who is expected to be a wide receiver for the Bulldogs. This is a huge pickup for Georgia, especially keeping this kid in-state.

Mosley chose the Bulldogs over SEC rivals Alabama, Texas A&M, and South Carolina, as well as only non-SEC school Nebraska. This commitment means big things for Georgia's future when you look at other commitments in the Class of 2026. When looking at Georgia's 2026 commits, six of the 10 are offensive players with three being wide receivers and one being 5-star quarterback, Jared Curtis.

Mosley joins a 2026 receiving corps of 4-star Georgia native Brady Marchese and 4-star California native Vance Spafford. Smart also has a commitment from 4-star tight end Lincoln Keyes and 4-star IOL Graham Houston. That is quite the offensive class in 2026 for the Bulldogs, which spells out great things for Georgia's future offense.

Georgia could be as powerful offensively as they are defensively in 2026

With the commitment of 5-star quarterback Curtis, it looks like he may be given the reins once he steps foot on the campus in Athens, but all of that is yet to be seen in the future. However, looking at the commitments that Smart has, the offense is looking to finally balance out the defense for the Bulldogs.

Georgia has always been known as a defensive powerhouse whose offense is able to keep up enough, but all of that could change in the coming years with the new recruits coming in. Mosley, Spafford, and Marchese could be the heart of the Bulldog's wide receiver room and with Smart still hot on the recruiting trail this summer, more offensive weapons could be on the docket for the Bulldogs.