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Here's your host, Brandon Adams. So I think when we look at some of the stuff we've talked about this month so far,

and some of the conversations I anticipate

us having in the next couple of weeks. I think there is a general theme emerging to our offseason

content here right now. And hopefully this makes sense to everyone. On the one hand with Georgia,

hey, there may be a couple of reasons for concern. Obviously, Georgia is a little bit below the standard

set for itself in 2021, 2022. It is like everybody else trying to figure out what the new

landscape of college football looks like. So on the one hand, there are some legitimate

concerns. There are some areas without equivocation. Georgia Stees get better. Some of that's

on offense.

We've talked about that before already this week.

There are also probably other areas, too, where Georgia needs to show improvement if it wants to be at a national championship level, this is something we've discussed.

And while we mention those things, I think, very realistically, without a whole lot of embellishment, we can also say,

on the other hand, in the same breath, in the midst of these concerns, here is why there is also

legitimate reason for optimism. Everywhere you have one thing, you also have the other,

that's just the nature of it with Georgia, that, boy, if this is not fixed,

then Georgia's not going to have better results, but here are all the reasons why it could be fixed.

That's the basic template for the conversation that we're having here right now. I think we have

another example of that here today, that on the one hand, here's something you maybe should pay attention to,

a little concerning. On the other hand, boy, look how good all of this is. So simply stated

this way, there is one thing that we're already noticing about Georgia that would suggest that

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