We continue our examination of the Georgia Bulldogs poised to move into the spotlight in 2020 with a defensive back who has big shoes to fill.
I’m not going to lie. It’s going to feel kind of weird not seeing J.R. Reed stalking the UGA defensive backfield in 2020. In three seasons in Athens the Tulsa transfer went from the son of an NFL great to an All-American safety in his own right, starting 42 games in a row in his time in the Classic City. He was also a steady fixture and vocal leader of a defensive backfield that was perennially among the best in the nation.