Saturday is the litmus test for Georgia's offense

In the last 3 weeks Georgia's offense has moved down the field effortlessly, averaging 52 PPG, blowing out teams so badly that JT Daniels has only played in 3 of the last 8 quarters.

Obviously, the competition is not there. Vandy, UAB, and South Carolina aren't all that good. However, as Georgia fans know all too well, we are not accustomed to putting 60 points on ANY team. Over the last few years our wins over unranked opponents have been more to the tune of 21-0 or 34-7, so that is a welcome stat.

In fact, from 2016-2019, Georgia has averaged 29.6 points per game against SEC unranked opponents, so that offensive output is new for us.

Most will point out Georgia struggling against Clemson, where UGA put up just 256 offensive yards, as a sign of a team that still has issues on that side of the ball

Optimistic Georgia fans will say that the poor performance was mostly due to injuries all over the offense, as indicated by the table below:

Key
Red- Out
Orange- Limited snap count
Yellow- Hurt but played through







Georgia is still pretty banged up, but it's a little better now. Should look like this:



We are healthy enough that we should be able to score on Arkansas pretty well. I can accept the Clemson excuses because we legitimately had a shite ton of injuries. No excuses this time. If our offense sputters out there, either Todd Monken or JT Daniels is to blame. There's no other way around it.

Good luck porkchops Let's see what happens