As the Georgia Bulldogs prepare for their upcoming SEC road opener against Kentucky, the availability of star defensive end Mykel Williams remains uncertain. The junior, projected as a potential top pick in the next NFL draft,

It won’t be easy to knock off the No. 1 team in the country, even at home, but according to this week's injury report, they will be looking to do so with a few potential starter

As expected, Georgia did not need star defensive lineman Mykel Williams for their home opener on Saturday to secure a dominant 48-3 win against Tennessee Tech. But there’s no question that the Bulldogs would love for him to return from his Grade 2 ankle sprain for the team’s first SEC game of the year when they face Kentucky in Lexington.

No. 1 ranked Georgia football, still swimming in praise after they dominated Clemson, will not have Mykel Williams, one of their best defenders, available for the next few weeks because of a Grade 2 ankle sprain.

Weekly availability reports are now mandatory for SEC teams in 2024, and Week 3 provides a great matchup between the Georgia Bulldogs and Kentucky Wildcats. Saturday will mark the SEC opener for Georgia after facing Clemson in the opener and Tennessee Tech in Athens.

Georgia football coach Kirby Smart updates injuries to tight end Oscar Delp, Mykel Williams and others ahead of SEC opener against Kentucky.

The No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs are dealing with several injuries ahead of their Week 3 game against the Kentucky Wildcats. Four of Georgia's five injuries are along the defensive line. Georgia will be without running back Roderick Robinson.

The Georgia Bulldogs are navigating a challenging injury landscape as they approach a pivotal stretch of their 2024 college football season, which includes an ever-entertaining SEC showdown with No. 4 Alabama.