The morning of January 2nd 2019 was a grim one for Dawg fans. Not only did they have the 28-21 Sugar Bowl loss to Texas to deal with but the departure of 5 star, all world quarterback prospect Justin Fields seemed inevitable at that point. Fields had been used sparingly during the 2018 season and his lack of play as well as how he was utilized caused some concern pertaining to his return to Georgia for the 2019 season. Sure enough, two days later Justin announced his intentions via Twitter to transfer to Ohio State. The hope of having a dual threat, generational talent under center faded away and the future of the quarterback position post Jake Fromm was an uncertain one, or was it?
The Rise of Dwan Mathis
The morning of January 2nd 2019 was a grim one for Dawg fans. Not only did they have the 28-21 Sugar Bowl loss to Texas to deal with but the departure of 5 star, all world quarterback prospect Justin Fields seemed inevitable at that point. Fields had been used sparingly during the 2018 season and his lack of play as well as how he was utilized caused some concern pertaining to his return to Georgia for the 2019 season. Sure enough, two days later Justin announced his intentions via Twitter to transfer to Ohio State. The hope of having a dual threat, generational talent under center faded away and the future of the quarterback position post Jake Fromm was an uncertain one, or was it?
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