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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

You know, it's always fun to look ahead of the upcoming season and think about who we may see step up in a really big way for Georgia.

And there's no doubt this has been a topic on our show already the last couple of weeks, that one of the guys that could be a guy who takes the next step, a guy who has some breakout potential, however you choose to phrase it,

there's no doubt that one of the guys for whom that could be true is the soon-to-be second-year-wide

receiver Talon Taylor, who dealt with injury in his first season of Georgia, dealt with a little

bit of a moment he'd like to have back. And it's really funny. When you talk about the Talon-Taylor

story, that's one of the Talon Taylor's story,

that's one of the things that comes up of, oh, had the big opportunity against Alabama in

September and what was otherwise not a great game for Georgia, really on any front. But Taylor has

the big moment. That big moment results in a drop. And it's all part of the story about at least until this year's

SEC championship what had been a lot of mounting frustration for Georgia against Alabama.

Well, now you turn the page from all of that.

Now you're thinking head to 2026 and Georgia hopes and really probably needs in some respects,

Talon Taylor, to be a big player for this program, this team here this season.

But for some people, there is the idea of the drop that happened last year against Alabama.

And the extent to which that still probably exists in people's memory banks, part of the

story.

It's one of the reasons why I thought last Thursday on our show, Dog Nation Daily Ported by

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