Eli Wolf

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In 2 games, he has caught passes for 84 yards. In 3 years at UT, he caught passes for 86 yards. He looks really good. Why wasn't he a bigger part of the offense?
 
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Just curious.. are any of his catches in actual competitive game time?? I'm thinking this is probably garbage time catches
 
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Just curious.. are any of his catches in actual competitive game time?? I'm thinking this is probably garbage time catches
None were garbage time. UGA usually plays 12 personnel, and Wolf is in the game from the beginning. Garbage time has two different TEs than Woerner and Wolf.
 
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In 2 games, he has caught passes for 84 yards. In 3 years at UT, he caught passes for 86 yards. He looks really good. Why wasn't he a bigger part of the offense?
1 catch for 11 yds vs Vandy and 4 for 75 vs mighty Murray State, after one of which he lost a fumble. He chose to leave Tennessee and transfer to a rival because of his earned place on our TE depth chart. He didn’t do anything here, can’t worry about what little he’s doing at UGA imo.
 
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In the midst of ‘all our players suck, especially the older ones’, it seems foolish to dismiss that a grad transfer went to a school we can’t compete with recruiting wise and has matched his career stats in two games. Something is wrong with our coaching in a major way.
 
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In 2 games, he has caught passes for 84 yards. In 3 years at UT, he caught passes for 86 yards. He looks really good. Why wasn't he a bigger part of the offense?

He blocks like a turnstile!

He does have good speed and hands for a TE but there wouldn't be many opportunities for Wolf and DWA to be on the field at the same time as they are both primarily pass catching TEs.
 
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He's a
In 2 games, he has caught passes for 84 yards. In 3 years at UT, he caught passes for 86 yards. He looks really good. Why wasn't he a bigger part of the offense?

He's a Sr now with 4 years of practice, study, and film under his belt. Srs outperform underclassmen everywhere, same team, different team.
 
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In the midst of ‘all our players suck, especially the older ones’, it seems foolish to dismiss that a grad transfer went to a school we can’t compete with recruiting wise and has matched his career stats in two games. Something is wrong with our coaching in a major way.

If you made the interplanetary leap to say our staff can't develop players ... from Wolf's two game stats on an offensive juggarnaut team, as a senior instead of a walkon underclassmen or 1st year scholly player, on a team with maybe the best OL in the nation vs a sun belt level OL, catching from an elite QB instead of an unsteady one ... then you may need a reboot. Dang.
 
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Sad part is Chaney would have used him.
Chaney doesn't use the TE's much. Isaac Nauta only caught 30 passes in 14 games last season and he is definitely an NFL talent. Eli Wolf is not even as talented as his brother. He has caught a few passes for less than a 100 yards in two of Georgia's easiest games on their schedule. Big s***. Why we didn't utilize Alvin Kamara more in 2016 is a serious question... this is just a Georgia fan wanting to gloat over the perceived success of a scrub on their team vs ours.
 

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