Georgia Bulldogs’ Running Backs Dealing with Injuries, Walk-ons Step Up
Key points:
- Georgia Bulldogs' running backs are dealing with injuries, including the expected starter and the backup who scored two touchdowns in the national championship.
- A player returning from an ACL injury received a lot of carries in the recent scrimmage.
- Walk-on players are also making an impact at the running back position for the Georgia Bulldogs.
Georgia Bulldogs’ running backs are facing injury concerns ahead of the season. The expected starter, Kendall Milton, is dealing with a hamstring injury and may not be ready for the start of the season. Backup Branson Robinson, who had a strong performance in the national championship, is also recovering from a foot injury. Meanwhile, other running backs are dealing with their own ailments, leaving the Bulldogs with limited healthy options. Despite the challenges, head coach Kirby Smart remains optimistic, citing the team’s overall talent and a favorable early-season schedule.
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