One of Georgia football’s biggest questions for the 2023 season is along the offensive line.
The Bulldogs lose starting left tackle Broderick Jones and starting right tackle Warren McClendon to this year’s NFL draft.
Starting center Sedrick Van Pran elected to delay turning pro and will be back as the anchor up front,
along with starting left guard Xavian Truss and starting right guard Tate Ratledge.
Ratledge, a rising redshirt junior, spoke on the changes along the Georgia offensive line after a spring practice session last week.
Rising junior Amarius Mims is a key contender at right tackle. The former five-star prospect saw action as a reserve in 12 games in 2022.
Ratledge mentioned Mims has a different mindset so far this offseason.
Rising redshirt junior Austin Blaske and rising redshirt freshman Earnest Greene are battling for the left tackle spot.
Blaske appeared in nine games last season and Greene missed the season due to injury.
There is plenty of time to make decisions of how the offensive front will look for the Bulldogs.
The talent is there but finding continuity is the challenge.