TE Kolby Wyatt Enters Transfer Portal
Lately, it seems it as if Georgia has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons: a quarterback controversy, injury concerns and a possible postponement or cancellation of Saturday's game.
Now there is a transfer portal update. Tight end Kolby Wyatt has entered the portal following the loss Saturday to Florida. After making three appearances in 2019, Wyatt has not played in a game this season. The majority of snaps have gone to Darnell Washington, John Fitzpatrick and Tre’ McKitty. That isn't likely to change moving forward.
Tight ends coach Todd Hartley has done an exceptional job recruiting and once the position gets crowded, someone is bound not get on the field. Of course, this is a good problem to have. Competition creates character and the tight-end position is expected to experience a lot of in the coming years.
No tight end recorded a catch on Saturday. Normally, this would be alarming but with there being only nine completions against Florida, it's not unusual.
As things progress under offensive coordinator Todd Monken, the offense will continue to evolve, and that likely starts with Brock Vandagriff arriving on campus next year. Often, a young quarterback's best friend is the tight end. The position has been revolutionary lately, making the more bodies in the room the better. As Hartley said on Twitter: “Stock the Stable.”
