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2 Georgia (5-0) |
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6 Alabama (5-0) |
Sat. October 10th | 7:30 ET - ABC
Georgia Bulldogs:
Depth Chart | Roster
QB - Gunner Stockton #14
Accurate and poised pocket passer who has full command of the offense and has elevated his performance across the board in year two as the starter. Lacks the standout physical traits but as the schedule toughens up, the opportunity to play himself into a draftable grade is there and this test could be his toughest.
RB - Nate Frazier #3
Blazing speed in the open field who combines that final gear with urgency as he presses the line. Footwork is refined and balanced as he finds the crease as a zone runner. Can run a little tight and struggle to elude tacklers but the ability to break tackles and create after contact is there.
TE - Lawson Luckie #7
Has had to wait his turn after spending years under multiple future pros. A move-tight end who plays with fast feet and soft hands is proving he can create after the catch. May not be able to hold up as an in-line blocker but a game like this can change that outlook.
OT - Earnest Greene #71
Experienced tackle who has played both sides of the line. Creates tremendous pop on initial contact and has improved the constant activity of his lower half which has mightily improved his pass protection. Has not allowed a sack in 16 games.
OC - Drew Bobo #74
Captain of the line capable of directing traffic against any sort of complex looks. Son of Offensive Coordinator Mike Bobo. First two steps are consistently productive and accurate coupled with accurate hands and proper bend, setting his base up well snap to snap.
CB - Ellis Robinson IV #1
Only a redshirt sophomore, Robinson has jumped up in first round conversation and he still has upside to develop. Has all the athletic tools of an elite NFL corner. Fluid mover with excellent reactions and footwork. His ability playing man is remarkable as he can match quick footed receivers throughout the tree. Ascending prospect.
LB - Chris Cole #9
Has been a sub package player prior to this season but is developing into an elite every down linebacker. Can fit inside gaps from a stack position or chase to the perimeter. Also an effective overhang player. Secure tackler, he rarely misses. Solid zone defender in the short and intermediate zones, he uses length and positioning to erase throwing windows.
S - KJ Bolden #4
Plays all over the Georgia defense but is especially efficient in the box. Tracks well in run support and is a violent gather and strike tackler. Can match inside receivers with speed to cover deep. Excellent low hole safety processing routes and reacting to quarterback’s delivery key. Heat seeking missile when the ball comes out. Solid but not quite as effective playing one high.
Alabama Crimson Tide:
Depth Chart | Roster
WR - Ryan Coleman-Williams #1
A smooth moving glider in and out of his breaks who also has that final gear to run away from everybody in space. Still just 19 years old and does not turn 20 until 2027. A dynamic playmaker with the ability to elude tacklers and coverage alike who just needs to firm up his ball skills, as drops have been a problem.
WR - Noah Rogers #5
A transfer from NC State who began his career at Ohio State in the same recruiting class as Carnell Tate. Has been limited due to a knee injury suffered in spring ball but 55 yards on three catches the past two games have shown how the strong, physical, and explosive playmaker can impact this offense. This matchup will be his toughest one yet and a big opportunity for him,
RB - Daniel Hill #4
A rare blend of speed and size. At 230+ pounds, he is one of the most explosive backs in the country with the ability to turn that speed into power and violence. Can be a tough guy to square up with his ability to run low but must show he can play to the speed of the Bulldogs defense.
CB - Zabien Brown #2
Hard to find a flaw in this corner. Versatile and athletic he’s equally adept in man and multiple zone concepts. Very high football IQ is on display using multiple techniques within coverage concepts. Keeps receivers off balance with alignments and variance in technique. Spatial awareness in zone concepts is incredible as he closes voids in overlapping zones.
S - Bray Hubbard #13
Big physical safety that is at his best close to the line. Attacks downhill in run support and makes plays near the line, in the alley and the perimeter. Physical tackler, there‘s rarely yards after contact when he gets a hold of a ball carrier. Very disruptive re-routing releases from inside receivers. Has been productive getting pass breakups and interceptions.
ED - Yhonzae Pierre #0
Athletic prospect with incredible quickness at the snap. He shows violent hands attacking blocks and is disciplined playing the run. Solid pass rush tools can be seen with a variety of moves coming off a bull rush. Speed to power rusher often getting knockback on initial charge. Production doesn’t always match his traits but he’s heating up and will be interesting to watch.