Alabama and Georgia Offenses for 2019

Both these offenses will be god level next year. LSU, Texas A&M, and Florida also have potential to be extremely good.

1. Alabama

Alabama’s Offense in 2019 will likely be better than last year, making it the best offense in Alabama history. Alabama will most likely return 8 starters on their offense next year. They will lose their center Ross Pierschbacher, and maybe Jonah Williams. Regardless, they will reload on the O-Line. Tua Tagovailoa will return along with all of their top four WR’s. Irv Smith is projected as the top TE taken in the draft, and Damien Harris will graduate. Expect Bama to not lack at all in the running game with Najee Harris and Josh Jacobs.

2. Georgia

I fully expect Georgia to have their best offense ever next year. Jake Fromm will return as the Quarterback for his junior year (unless Fields or whatever). Georgia has multiple juniors who may or may not leave. Elijah Holyfield, Riley Ridley, Mecole Hardman, and Isaac Nauta are all candidates. Word is Holyfield is leaning towards the draft, Ridley is on the fence, he does not need the money though with his brother in the NFL. Mecole and Nauta will likely stay. Holyfield leaving seems more and more likely, as Georgia is pushing to pick up a second RB in their class. If Holyfield were to stay, we would likely have 7 scholarship RB’s on the team. Zamir White would likely be the man behind Swift. White tore his ACL at the beginning of the season and was the #1 RB in the class of 2018. Georgia will return their entire OL except for Gaillard at Center. Trey Hill is the freshman that will replace him, who started in the SECCG. Jeremiah Holloman will also return after a huge year.