Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes

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Kirby Smart laughs at this pregame material.

She’s cute and all, but she’s not of much use in the SEC.

Get the remover ready, but nothings making this go away. I think I would’ve told the interviewer that he enjoys shooting heavy artillery or something, but not pedicures. He enjoys beating the walls with a tack hammer. Anything but this

Enjoy your jorts…at least your toes will look good.

Countdown to Georgia Bulldogs Football, 42 Days

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Good morning!

Here is card #42 for 42 days to go…

If you haven’t seen this, see it now. Pretty sure we’ve got some of the Railroad Track crowd here…

If he was still with us, Erk would have been 100 yesterday.

The Pontoon Playlist plays one from the request line..

Go Dawgs!

Following a Week of Sound and Fury

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Shot:

Chaser:

Don’t fall for the lack of hype…Oklahoma at Georgia is going to be a heavyweight match of the season.

How Oklahoma can have that much talent and be ranked below LSU and Alabama is beyond explanation.

No, Alabama

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Hey, quick, someone write an article about the culture problem at Georgia.

Is Mike Price back as a consultant in Tuscaloosa or something? Inquiring minds want to know.

Kirby is coming close to winning the offseason for fewer incidents of idiocy, here’s just hoping that a Chip Towers is working somewhere among the enemy to properly smear them for their misgivings.

To add insult to felony, this also came out:

In my opinion, Alabama can keep going lower. Serves them right.

Roll Tide, Roll.

Quick, Call the Lawyers

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With recent news that freshman wunderkind Jared Curtis won’t be starting for Vanderbilt, and interesting option has come to light.

The Baltimore Ravens cut Pavia, the former Vanderbilt University star quarterback, on Thursday. The Ravens open full-squad training camp practices next Wednesday, so Pavia didn’t even make it to the start of camp.

That’s good.

And bad.

Both.

It’s probably the best timing for Pavia because he was a long shot to make the Baltimore roster anyway.

After going unselected in the 2026 NFL Draft, he is now free to sign with another NFL team before training camp begins, giving coaches a longer look as he competes for a roster spot.

If that’s not an option, one supposes Pavia can set his sights on maybe catching on with a CFL team that might have a QB need as a result of an injury. The CFL season runs through October.

But being cut at this stage is also a blow to Pavia because it says the team that showed the most interest in adding him after the draft, bringing him in for a workout and keeping him around the entire offseason, has decided he’s not good enough.

I keed, I keed. Kind of.

Your Friday Quarterback Evaluation of Gunner Stockton 2026

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Here’s an interesting take on Gunner’s up and down sides.

Gunner Stockton 2026-27 Outlook

Stockton was one of the most prolific dual-threat quarterbacks in Georgia history in high school. And in his first full season as a starter as a redshirt junior he went 12-2 with a 69.7% completion percentage, 1.3% interception rate, and 34 total touchdowns.

2025:

Against Ole Miss in the regular season, he had 5 total touchdowns, and he had 5 total touchdowns on 24 of 29 passing against Texas. But he also went 11 of 21 for 70 passing yards against Georgia Tech and he didn’t play well as a passer in the CFP against Ole Miss.

Coaching:

This season he’ll get former Clemson OC Brandon Streeter for his QB coach. Streeter these days is mostly seen as a recruiter, but he has a very good track record of working with QBs and developing their mechanics.

Stockton’s OC will be Mike Bobo who runs a lot of quick game, heavy personnel, and play action which will play to Stockton’s dual threat strengths.

Receivers:

The receiving room will have various options which will help Stockton.

Talyn Taylor is inexperienced (aside from his drop against Alabama), but he is clearly the WR in this group with superstar ability. He’s quick, fast, has elite body control, and can lineup virtually anywhere.

CJ Wiley and Isiah Canion are both 6 ft 4 in targets who can block, be used on back shoulder routes and comeback routes, and open up the field with their vertical ability. Wiley specifically can be a real red-zone threat, while Canion has the chops to step in and be the WR1 any given game if necessary. I actually consider Canion the most polished WR of this group.

Sacovie White-Helton can come in and replace a lot of what will be lost from Cash Jones IE bubble screens, jet sweeps, and slants in the slot.

London Humphreys has the most experience and probably the most speed and explosiveness.

But Lawson Luckie is probably the main breakout to watch here despite being a tight end. He’s a little undersized at 6 ft 4 in 240 lbs, but he makes up for it with acrobatic athleticism and playmaking ability. He also has good hands and blocks well. Luckie doesn’t have the upside of Talyn Taylor, but his breakout is more plausible and Lucki’s position is a big need for the offense Georgia is expected to run.

O-Line:

Phil Rauscher is Georgia’s new offensive-line coach. The unit has depth and a strong interior. It’s probably a top-10 offensive line in the nation. Earnest Greene III is expected to be one of the best tackle prospects in the 2027 NFL Draft. Drew Bobo is back healthy and so far he’s been one of the best centers in the country.

As a prospect:

Positives

-compact, sturdy build
-enough speed for designed NFL quarterback runs
-effective short-area acceleration
-difficult for arm tackles to finish
-functional passer,very accurate with good velocity on shorter throws
-strong processor, can use deception
-experienced in NFL pro-style offense
-navigates the pocket well
-mature, waited for 3 years before starting
-low interception rate

Negatives

-below preferred NFL quarterback height at 6 ft 0 in
-needs anticipation to compensate for average raw arm strength
-style exposes him to unnecessary hits
-his mobility is good, but not rare
-can’t consistently hit throws requiring touch over a second-level defender

Conclusion:

Stockton does not currently possess one overwhelming trait that typically drives early quarterback selections such as elite arm strength, elite size, elite mobility/speed, elite pocket creation, elite downfield accuracy, or advanced NFL-level processing.

But he’s capable of developing several of those traits. Stockton is grossly underrated and he’ll have all the tools to have a strong season. He’s probably worthy of being a Heisman Dark Horse candidate. His current market price for the Heisman is 18-1.”

Somehow, I didn’t know about the Quarterback coach…I didn’t realize Brandon Streeter was coaching quarterbacks, as he is the guy who coached up Trevor Lawrence at Clemson. His QB pedigree was good, his OC acumen…not so much, only making it two seasons as OC in Clemson.