The narrative following Georgia’s 24-21 home loss to Alabama was simple– just more proof that the Crimson Tide own the Bulldogs and that’s the way it is.
And sure, there’s plenty of reasons to feel like that right now. But a much graver concern made itself evident in that game, one that creeped up during the Bulldogs’ 44-41 overtime victory over Tennessee and even threatened to reveal itself in Georgia’s season opening cakewalks against Marshall and Austin Peay.
Georgia doesn’t have much of a pass rush.
Georgia has a major problem on defense
The Bulldogs only sacked Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson one time, courtesy of Chris Cole, and only have five sacks so far this season.