We haven’t had a good old argument in the comments in a while, so, here’s some chum for the sharks in the water…

To sum:

Georgia Bulldogs offensive coordinator Mike Bobo received a significant pay increase in February 2026, raising his annual salary to $2.2 million from roughly $1.5 million the previous year. This boost follows Georgia’s consecutive SEC championships, a CFP return, and Bobo being a finalist for the 2025 Broyles Award.

Let me throw kerosene on the fire:

To say that, I’m not doubting Oscar’s evaluation. But where were the spectacular plays on game days (he made a great one in the Sugar Bowl) and why was he not utilized more when healthy? I can recall an old spring practice reel showing the endzone fades from Beck to Young that gave hope he was going to be the jump ball/back shoulder fade solution for Beck like Wims and Holloman was to Jake Fromm. But that never materialized, to the best of my memory.

I’m just going to roll the ball out on the field, y’all crack each others heads in the scrum.

Be civil, scamps.

Here’s an interesting infographic that should come as no surprise to anyone around here, Bobo apologist or not.

Considering how Branch could actually generate positive yardage and touchdowns out of a screen pass more than I’d say your average receiver, it’s a safe play and a good call given the results.

But those receivers don’t grow on trees, so let’s see if we can work the ball a little further downfield this year, shall we?

I’d like to call this the Bowers Effect. Note that things drop off not with Bobo Year 1, but year 1 post Bowers.

Or maybe it’s the offensive line. I’m no football expert, so I don’t know.

What I do know is we have a stable of great tight ends, so maybe let’s use them a little more in 2026.

Well, this should make for a bit of a surprise for some of us around here.

Dammit, Bobo. What’s next?

Welp. Amazing the difference a season can make, I guess.