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How Did Several of Georgia’s Standout Players Advance During the Summer?
As a football player, you should physically develop your body during the summer offseason. Some important players for Georgia understood this concept.
As a football player, you should use the summer offseason to build your body in preparation for the role you will play in the upcoming season. A few key players for Georgia put on muscle over the summer to improve their play on the field this coming season.

Oscar Delp is in for a very successful season. The majority of the rookie season was spent by the sophomore behind Brock Bowers and Darnell Washington. However, he spent his rookie season wisely, getting plenty of mental practice, improving his grasp of the playbook, and getting into games like the one against Ohio State. Above all, he was aware of the role that the backup tight end would play when Bowers was out. This offseason, the 6’5″ TE gained 20 pounds, making him 245 pounds instead of 225. His ability to block the ball and shake off defenders will be enhanced by the noticeable size difference, as Washington demonstrated in his final two seasons before being selected.

Day one practice notes from Georgia’s camp show that CB Julian Humphrey appears to be physically larger than other cornerbacks. On the field, someone else has to fill that position, particularly when Lassiter is playing on the other side of the field. Humphrey is able to accomplish this. It’s not as horrible as it sounds to be a bigger CB. When playing against physically strong wide receivers who try to move you off their routes with their body, it gives you an advantage.

Tykee Smith is a transfer All-American from West Virginia who was anticipated by Dawgs supporters to be a very good player. Unfortunately, Smith’s injuries have kept him out of the game for a while—most notably, the 2023 season tear that occurred to his ACL. Smith is fully recovered now that he is not wearing a knee brace. During the individual drills for the secondary, he was really showcasing his skills, leaping out of the gym during the interception drill. In 2023, Smith might be in line for a significant comeback campaign.

Julian Humphrey, Georgia, Cornerback

On the first day of Georgia’s camp, Malaki Starks is another player who appears physically larger in his pads. On the UGA Athletic website, Starks’ freshman and sophomore profiles list him as 205 pounds, but that should be regarded with a grain of salt because coaches are free to submit any weight they would like to see displayed if a player isn’t performing up to par. Here, Starks appears to be the 205. Compared to last season, he is clearly filling out his jersey more, but with muscle rather than bad weight. Georgia’s secondary will be led by Starks, who is already regarded as one of the best safeties in college football, as they attempt to win their third straight title.

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