Seventeen Georgia Bulldogs are declaring for the draft, and 14 Georgia Bulldogs have entered the transfer portal. The roster turnover is concerning for some Georgia fans, but with it comes the chance for several Georgia reserves to play significant snaps and show their prowess in 2025.
Here are four Georgia players on offense that should earn significantly more snaps in 2025:
Quarterback Gunner Stockton
This is such a no-brainer inclusion that it almost feels wrong to include Stockton in here. Yet, with Carson Beck officially transferring to Miami, Stockton is in line to be the starting quarterback for Georgia.
He had a chance to start against Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl, and while Georgia lost 23-10, Stockton inspired a ton of confidence with his deep ball and his scramble ability.
Watch out for Ryan Puglisi too, just in case Stockton gets hurt.
Running back Nate Frazier
There was arguably nobody that benefited more from the 2025 NFL draft than Nate Frazier. Since Trevor Etienne announced his decision to declare for the NFL draft, Frazier immediately becomes the lead back for Georgia.
He already had similar numbers to Etienne as a freshman. Frazier posted 671 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on 133 carries compared to Etienne’s 609 rushing yards and nine touchdowns and 122 carries. Frazier could be a 1,000 yard rusher for the Georgia Bulldogs next year.
Running back Branson Robinson
Both of Georgia’s Robinson running backs (Branson Robinson and Roderick Robinson) benefited from Trevor Etienne’s draft decision. It remains to be seen which one will step up as the No. 2 running back behind Nate Frazier. Georgia usually rolls with a one-two punch at running back.
It seems like Branson Robinson will be the second in line. Granted, both Branson and Roderick Robinson dealt with injury troubles in the past. Branson Robinson played in six games, including starting the Clemson game, before suffering a knee injury that took him out for the rest of the season. Meanwhile, Roderick Robinson was so battered with injuries, he able to play just 28 snaps against Georgia Tech in his only appearance of the season.