The Georgia Bulldogs enter the new college football season with a wave of preseason accolades that highlight the strength of their defensive unit.
Preseason Honors
Safety KJ Bolden headlines the list, earning first-team All-American honors after posting elite tackle and interception numbers over the past two seasons.
Senior linebacker Chris Cole, a junior in 2025, received third-team recognition for his versatility and a career-high 4.5 sacks last year.
Defensive back Raylen Wilson, now a senior, was placed on the second-team list after compiling 74 total tackles and 2.5 sacks in the previous campaign.
Redshirt freshman Ellis Robinson IV broke out with a career-high four tackles and an interception against Georgia Tech, earning second-team preseason honors.
Veteran center Drew Bobo, a senior and first-team All-SEC selection, was rewarded with third-team All-American status after starting every game when healthy.
Season Opener
The Bulldogs will open the season at home against Tennessee State on September 5, a matchup that promises to showcase the depth of their defense.
With five players earning preseason All-American nods, the Bulldogs aim to translate early accolades into on-field dominance as they chase a championship.