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Here's your host, Brandon Adam. If you really look around and just kind of just sort of feel the direction the wind's

blowing, you really start to notice that the season's starting to feel like it's getting a little

bit closer, that these conversations about what Georgia might look like to their teams and around

the country what they might look like doesn't quite feel so future tense anymore. It feels

like it's a little bit more in the present. Now, we still got some weeks to go before fall camp begins and the season actually gets started. But boy,

you can sort of start to feel it getting closer. And as we get closer, it is interesting that

some of the people kind of outside our bubble are noticing what we've been talking about forever.

We have obviously since this last've been talking about forever. We have obviously since

this last season ended talking about concerns for the next Georgia season. It sort of rolls

from one year to the next around here, kind of in a cyclical fashion. And obviously, as we've

spoken about these things, one of the things we've spoken about a ton is the Georgia offensive line. And the fact that even though a year ago, we liked all of the

individual players. We would have said, you know, we would have said, hey, Dylan Fairchild,

one of the best in the country. NFL draft proves that Tate Ratledge, already kind of making a name

for himself there in Detroit. We like him individual. You can go through all the draft proves that Tate Ratledge already kind of making a name for himself there in Detroit.

We like him individual.

You can go through all the draft picks that Georgia had a year ago and say, boy, you like all those guys.

They're kind of viewed as pretty lucrative NFL draft capital.

Individually, it was all really nice.

Collectively, though, it probably didn't add up as a unit to what we thought it would be.

We thought that Georgia would have best offensive line in the country and on a very talent-rich

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