The Georgia Bulldogs are currently undergoing spring practice and have experienced their first injury, as Freshman WR Tyler Williams will miss the spring season.
The Georgia Bulldogs are currently engaged in spring training. They began this segment of the offseason in fairly good health, with only nine Bulldogs listed on the injury report as spring practice commenced. This week, the list grew as freshman WR Tyler Williams revealed on his Instagram that he would be having surgery on his ankle.
The injury happened during practice, as he was observed during practice sessions to activate the spring.
Williams joined Georgia as a four-star recruit, along with early enrollees CJ Wiley, Talyn Taylor, and Landon Roldan.
Georgia Football Injury Update:
- Kirby regarding Daylen Everette (Sports Hernia): Daylen will have restrictions during the spring. He’s not out of the game, but he’s recovering from a sports hernia surgery. He’s doing exceptionally well, moving around and taking charge.
- Labrum Surgery Group – “They are making excellent progress in their recovery.” Monroe, Gabe (Harris) Colton (Heinrich), Christen Miller, and Jaylan Morgan all underwent labor repairs, a practice that is quite typical. “I experienced it when I played here.”
- Soft Tissue Injuries – “Next, we have Ryan Montgomery, who underwent ACL surgery, Branson (Robinson) who had a PCL surgery, Rod Robinson who had surgery on his ankle, and (Brett) Thorson, who had both ACL and MCL repairs.
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Ex-Georgia Safety Shares Funny Response to Bulldogs’ Offseason Workouts.
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