Injury Report:Georgia Bulldog key player will not return….

Georgia football injury report: Dan Jackson’s most recent news and what Amarius Mims needs to do to return for Georgia

Georgia survived the Florida match without suffering any additional serious injuries. Nevertheless, the Bulldogs defeated Florida 43–20 despite missing a number of important players.

As the Bulldogs get ready to play Missouri this week, head coach Kirby Smart gave an update on those players.

Security Dan Jackson has missed the last two games in a row. After becoming ill, he was a late scratch against Vanderbilt and did not play for the team against Florida.

According to Smart, Jackson is battling a knee infection. Georgia is hoping to have him back this week, and on Monday during practice, they will learn more about him.

He has a bursa in his knee, which has been bothering him and has even become infected, according to Smart. “The Vanderbilt game took place during our visit.” We didn’t get him tickets to the Vanderbilt game at the last minute and he was unable to attend last week since we didn’t find out until the morning. We hope to have him back this week, which will provide us with more depth in the secondary. Today is expected to be his first day of being able to do some things. We’ll watch his performance.

David Daniel Sisavanh safely entered the game after Tykee Smith left it for a brief period of time on Saturday. Smith’s star position was then taken by Malaki Starks. Smith did make a comeback to the Georgia game.

When Smith spoke with reporters on Monday, he added that he was alright.

Roderick Robinson and Amarius Mims both dressed out for the first time since the South Carolina game on the offensive end, but neither player saw action. Due to ankle injuries, both players have missed the previous five games.

Georgia has Xavier Truss starting at right tackle in Mims’ absence. Additionally, Monroe Freeling took over the role on a rotating basis.

“He’s got be healthy enough to play and be the best available player to play. He’s working his butt off,” Smart said. “He did extra work Friday, Saturday, yesterday. He’s going out today to continue to work, but at the end of the day he’s got to be confident to go out there and play. He’s much closer to that today than he was last week.”

Robinson meanwhile found himself behind Daijun Edwards and Kendall Milton on the depth chart, with both running backs having strong games. The pair combined for 150 yards and 3 touchdowns in the win over Florida.

Georgia is still not expected to have Brock Bowers available for this game. He had ankle surgery two weeks ago and the traditional recovery time is four to six weeks. Bowers was with the team for Saturday’s game against Florida.

He’s fantastic; he embodies this team’s spirit. This man has attended all of the meetings. He participated in today’s punt walkthrough,” Smart stated on Saturday. He attends every event. He completes all of his rehabilitation while being in the spotlight, on schedule, and prepared to go. That describes the type of child he is.

Ladd McConkey and Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins did make a comeback to the field for Georgia, and they both had strong games against Florida. For 135 yards, McConkey caught six passes, and Ingram-Dawkins forced a fumble.

Due to the Tigers’ bye last week, Missouri does have a slight advantage in rest going into this week. With a 7-1 record going into the match, Missouri has only lost once, to LSU.

Freshman linebacker CJ Allen is considered day-to-day after hamstring strain during the victory over Florida, according to Smart.

Darris Smith is currently not a member of the team, as Smart made clear. He is doing some conditioning and concentrating on his studies.

This week, Georgia will hold four practices to gauge the players’ level of comfort on the field. The game against Missouri is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday.