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What We Learned From Georgia’s First Scrimmage
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- Apr 6, 2026
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Summary
Georgia football finally held its first spring scrimmage, and we’ve got our first real clues about what this 2026 team might be. In this episode of The Nitro College Football Show, I break down the biggest takeaways from Georgia’s first scrimmage — including Gunner Stockton’s day, the quarterbacks, the young defensive backs making plays, the pass-catchers who stood out, and what the offensive line rotation might be telling us. This wasn’t about overreacting to one spring practice. It was about figuring out what actually matters. Topics covered: • Georgia first spring scrimmage • Gunner Stockton update • Ryan Puglisi and QB room notes • Tyriq Green and Georgia DBs • Elyiss Williams breakout buzz • Georgia WR and TE notes • Offensive line rotation • Georgia football spring practice analysis If you’re a Georgia fan, drop your biggest takeaway from the scrimmage in the comments. #GeorgiaFootball #GoDawgs #KirbySmart #GeorgiaBulldogs #collegefootballcoach 00:00 Spring Scrimmage Overview 05:31 Quarterback Performance Insights 11:25 Skill Position Highlights 14:57 Running Back Developments 17:16 Offensive Line and Special Teams Review