Realistically, it means more reps for Lewis and Miller. That should not be a problem in this game as Georgia does not go fast.
It's pretty likely FSU and this game are the only ones he played at anything close to 100%. He's been dinged all year and the way he played last night was drastically more explosive than we've seen this year.
Those guys and Mosley will have to step their game up. Not saying we are going to get shredded like Oklahoma's defense did but the linebackers will have a totally different challenge than what they faced against Clemson. I was shocked at how bad the Clemson O line was. Alabama's front (Payne, Davis and Buggs) utterly dominated.
Don't think they were that bad but our D-line was that good. Credit needs to be given where credit is due.
I agree that Alabama was awesome on defense last night. Can they repeat that performance against Georgia ? That's the question. I just don't want a true freshman QB beating us.
mostly agree - with the caveat that we might play more the true 3-4 alignment against UGA than most other teams, so Miller would be SAM, Lewis at Jack. Mosley is an option to give Miller a breather if needed, but we'll have to have Cowan/Allen/? provide some reps for Lewis at Jack and as an edge pass rusher in the nickel and dime packages if Jennings can't go. Mosley is ok at SAM, but just doesn't provide much in the pass rush department.
How about Davis? I know that Ben has not played a lot, but he seems to be a great option on pass rush plays.
Not sure why Ben Davis dosen't play more. He is a physical stud. It just makes me wonder why the coaches are so apprehensive about playing him. At some point, they may not have a choice.
No - after the injury, Mosley replaced Jennings. Watching that part of the game again right now.
