The No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs have three weeks to prepare for their match-up against No. 2 Michigan Wolverines in the Orange Bowl on December 31.
Following a 41-24 loss to Alabama in the SEC Championship, there is plenty the Bulldogs will look to improve on or change ahead of their first playoff game.
One of those changes; perhaps, more of wide receiver George Pickens?
"I just don't think he's healthy," Brandon Adams of DawgNation.com told Andy and Randy. "I think that they had to limit the number of snaps he could take...and in limited opportunity on Saturday, Pickens still made an impact on the game."
"If you can just get him a little more healthy before the college football playoff, he could be the thing that actually changes the game against Alabama the next time, or gives you a chance, truly, to beat Michigan this time."
"There are two players in this Georgia offense who are legitimate game changing players; Brock Bowers is one of them. When healthy, George Pickens is the other. The problem is, that 'when healthy' in that sentence is doing an awful lot of work right now...When he's healthy, he is a difference-making football player."
