WATCH: Kirby Smart Updated Georgia's Injury Report During Bye Week
With multiple injuries Saturday afternoon, such as Brock Bowers and Xavier Truss, Kirby Smart updates Georgia's injury report ahead of their bye week.

In a tough battle against the Vanderbilt Commodores this past Saturday, Georgia had multiple of their key players go down with an injury. During Kirby Smart's Tuesday press conference, he updated the media on Georgia's injury report before their bye week.
Georgia Football Injury Report- 10/17
- TE Brock Bowers (Ankle) - Bowers has undergone surgery and will be out 4 to 6 weeks.
- OT Xavier Truss (Ankle) - Truss did not reenter the game against Vanderbilt after his injury. He is weight-bearing according to Smart but was unable to practice Tuesday.
- RB Kendall Milton (Knee) - Milton returned to action last week against Kentucky and played again against Vanderbilt, but he took a hit to the knee, which aggravated his MCL. Smart said Milton felt it tighten back up, and they decided he shouldn't play in the second half against Vanderbilt.
- OT Amarius Mims (Ankle) - Mims remains out after undergoing tightrope surgery in September for a high ankle sprain. He's back weight-bearing baring according to Kirby Smart.
- DE Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (Foot) - Ingram-Dawkins is still nursing a lingering foot injury that dates back to the preseason. Smart has indicated that he will be re-evlauted in the coming weeks.
- RB Roderick Robinson (Ankle) - The freshman tailback has been out of action since suffering a high ankle sprain in Georgia’s week 3 game against South Carolina.
- RB Branson Robinson (Knee) - Robinson has been ruled out for the remainder of the season after a preseason knee injury.
Watch Kirby Smart's Tuesday Press Conference:
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