Georgian football legend Stetson Bennett IV made the wise decision to return for another season.
After winning a national championship, Georgia football star Stetson Bennett IV decided it made sense for him to go back to school for one last run.
Bennett elected to use his sixth year of eligibility to his advantage. It was the former Georgia national football team who had been exposed to pre-kindergarten and chose not to count the 2020 COVID year in their eligibility. Bennett may have other interests outside of football, but for now, why not play one last season with the Dogs? This is what Bennett said Why did he decide to go back to Georgia.
“There were a lot of things I got into, the main one being that I love football and I love the University of Georgia,” Bennett said on SEC Media Days. “I think it is the biggest honor in the world to represent this great country and all the fans around the world with my teammates by my side.”
This will be Bennett’s first and only season as the indisputable starter for the Bulldogs.
Georgian football: Stetson Bennett IV reveals why he’s back for sixth year
At best, Bennett is a potential NFL player who could be drafted into a quarterback. He has excellent touch on his deep ball, he can move quite a bit as a runner, and above all, he is a champion, having played against the best competition college football can hope to offer. However, Bennett is small, has not been recruited and has been prone to minor error in the past.
So, with no guarantees beyond this season when it comes to Bennett’s footballing future, why not bring her back? Even though Kirby Smart employs the quarterback quite well, Carson Peck hasn’t done enough to get past Bennett on the depth chart, and Brock Vandegrave feels he’s a year off and Gunner Stockton is anything but a true rookie. In addition, Georgia has a large number of weapons.
Not only does Bennett have the breakout for the National Champions, he has the consistency of running back to count on, a good offensive line to protect, a really underappreciated receiving legion, and the best tight end space in football. . The Georgia worker is expected to be dominant again defensively, so why would anyone want to turn away from such an opportunity?
Ultimately, this year is about Bennett playing with his friends and in front of his family for the last time. The Blackshear native is proud to play for the University of Georgia. For the opportunity to enter Autumn Camp as the indisputable start is an undisclosed area for previous hiking. “The Mailman” delivered at his best, but as it turns out, his story isn’t over yet.
Team Georgia opens on September 3 against Dan Lanning of the Oregon Ducks at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
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