Rank your teams position groups

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1. RB's
2. LB's
3. DB's
4. TE's
5. DL
6. WR's
7. QB's
8. Special Teams
9. OL

We are actually really stacked at most positions. QBs and OL are just young and unproven, we've always had problems with special teams. 1-6 will undoubtedly be really good, Eason will get better. OL is our real concern, if they improve well we can go 10-2 easily.

Yea Oline is key for Georgia. Watching the UF vs Georgia game again as we speak while doing paperwork. We were in the backfield all night. Will be key for Georgia.

1. DBs
2. RBs

3. OL
4. WRs /TEs
5. LBs
6. DL
7. QBs
8. Special Teams - but Scott is the best punter in the country. Kicker a liability again.

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1. RB's 2. LB's 3. DB's 4. TE's 5. DL 6. WR's 7. QB's 8. Special Teams 9. OL We are actually really stacked at most positions. QBs and OL are just young and unproven, we've always had problems with special teams. 1-6 will undoubtedly be really good, Eason will get better. OL is our real concern, if they improve well we can go 10-2 easily.

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I agree, however I will go only 1-5 will be undoubtedly good. Only because our WR's had so many dropped passes last year. `I do think they will be good, but until they prove me wrong I will have to stick with that. Same with our OL.

1.) RB - Absolutely ridiculous amounts of talent here
2.) TE - same can be said as #1
3.) LB - Smith and Patrick at ILB are an amazing tandem, Bellamy and Carter on the outside need to put it all together.
4.) DL- really good group led by Thompson, deep and talented but we need to step up recruiting in '18 and '19 classes.
5.) DB- good mixture of experienced starters and young talent as back ups.
6.) WR- Godwin needs to step up and be a leader here, Ridley and Wims showed flashes but need to progress in year 2, hopefully Holloman can keep Chigbu off the field.
7.) QB- Eason must improve his accuracy this year. He's our QB and backed up by a true freshman and a punter.
8.) OL- a lot of very good young talent, but I hate the idea of a true freshman getting a lot of PT at OL. This group could potentially jump into the top 3, though if a combo of Netori Johnson, Isaiah Wilson, Andrew Thomas, or Ben Cleveland can lock down the right side of the line and play well.
9.) Special Teams- truly special. Retarded. Burn it down with everyone in it and rebuild it on their ashes.

1. RB - solid mix of depth, talent, and experience
2. WR - same as above, easily interchangeable with RBs
3. TE - again as above, Hurst is the headliner, but Crosby, Pollard, and Hinson are talented
4. QB - would be higher if depth was better, but Bentley is real deal
5. DB - returns all 5 main players, adds talented depth
6. LBs - returns top player on defense in Moore, but thin depth
7. OL - had issues last season but returns 4/5 from last season, has experience in depth
8. DL - has upperclass experience in interior, needs DEs to step up
9, STs - return game should be solid, but don't know about kicking game. Too many ?? right now.

The skill positions on offense are clearly the strongest units on the team right now: they return players who contributed substantially, and have talented depth in most positions. The QB position is too thin for my preference. The defense has a ton of veteran experience in the starting roles: 3/4 on DL are seniors, 2/3 LBs are seniors, and all 5 starters in the secondary (including the nickleback) are either seniors or juniors, with all having substantial starts from last season.

So the leadership and experience should be there, such as it is. The problem is once you go past the starters on defense, the experience drops off to almost nothing: there is talent there, but very little starts and a lot of freshmen and sophomores. So the defense COULD be solid based on its maturity and experience, but if there are any injuries that could drop off as well.

The defense returns its leading tackler from last season in safety DJ Smith, and returns the leading tackler the previous three seasons prior to that, in LB Skai Moore who returns from season-ending neck surgery last year. If we can develop a solid edge rusher into opposing backfields, then added to the leadership of Moore and Smith, we could have a solid defense this season...

Arkansas

D-line - Fat
LBs - Fat
CBs - Fat
DBs - Fat
O-line - Fat
Rbs - Fat
TEs - Fat
WRs - Fat
QBs - Fat

Miss State

LB
TE
QB
DL
OL (Big improvement finally)
RB (could be very good)
Secondary
WR (talent but unproven)
Kicker (Until I see something, my grandma is better)

RB - nice 1-2 punch of Williams & Ford are one of the better duos in the league.
DB - Watts & Wilson at safety are all conference types. Should be the strength of the defense. Oliver is huge, fast, & has tons of potential at CB. Willis is back & Myles may get some time at CB too and he's 6'4".
WR - we lost a ton here, but when you return the best WR in the SEC you can carry a unit. Plus the way we recruit the position, I have no doubt it'll be a strength.

After those 3 I'll say OL, DL, & QB could go any order. I think Nick will be a top quarter of the conference QB, but he's a big question mark. Our DTs should be strong but we're replacing to high level DEs.

LB - Seems like our weakest position every year. We return a lot. We add Hines but a freshman can only do so much. Position will stay last until proven otherwise.