Kendall Milton

Milton was the most efficient Georgia running back last season, averaging seven yards per tote despite receiving just 85 carries on the year. He also scored eight times, though the Bulldogs had plenty of mouths to feed, and that will continue to be the case in 2023. Kenny McIntosh is in the pros, but Daijun Edwards returns, as does bruising sophomore Brandon Robinson and early enrollee Roderick Robinson II. Despite the glut of talented rushers, there remains a glaring hole in terms of pass catching out of the backfield. McIntosh hauled in 43 passes alone a season ago, while Milton, Edwards and Branson Robinson combined for just 20 receptions otherwise. Whichever running back shows the most improvement in the passing game could gain a bevy of touches in an offense that may also look different with a new quarterback in the form of Carson Beck and a new offensive coordinator in the form of Mike Bobo. Read Past Outlooks