Known for his sharp critiques, Paul Finebaum has turned his attention to the Georgia football program this offseason. He has extended his criticisms beyond offensive coordinator Mike Bobo, offering a wider critique of the team.

The Georgia Bulldogs enter the spring with the third-best odds to win the national championship despite losing over a dozen players to the 2025 NFL draft and two of the nation's best transfers. Georgia (plus-650) has the third-best odds behind the Ohio State Buckeyes (plus-500) and the Texas Longhorns (plus-500).

Georgia football and first-round NFL draft picks go together like Southern Peach Cobbler and ice cream, a sweet mix sure to satisfy.

A recent ESPN prospect ranking for the NFL Draft made a surprising reveal on Georgia football standouts Jalon Walker and Mykel Williams. The defensive stars were two of the best players in the country at their position and major contributors towards the Bulldogs' SEC Championship win in 2024.

Georgia football spring practice is weeks away. Here are key dates for the Bulldogs this offseason entering Kirby Smart's 10th season

College football analyst Paul Finebaum believes that the problems for the Georgia Bulldogs football program stem from offensive coordinator Mike Bobo. Finebaum outlined how he was fond of head coach Kirby Smart;

If Georgia stunk as a college football program, I would have not problem with my hometown Falcons shunning their players in the draft. However, Georgia has been one of the most consistently strong programs in college football for over a decade now.