Georgia Football: 3 biggest questions facing Bulldogs in 2020

Georgia football is ready to make another run at the SEC Championship. Here are the three biggest questions heading into the 2020 season.

From the outside looking in, it must be great to be a Georgia football fan. Three straight double-digit win seasons, an appearance in the College Football Playoff National Championship, consistently beating everyone on the recruiting trail and three straight SEC East titles.

But when you talk to Bulldog fans, you would think that they are in much worse position than they actually are.

Frustrations grew last year when Georgia’s offense could not gain any meaningful traction throughout the year and in certain games, they were just tough and frustrating to watch because of their talent level.

Well, things on offense are getting a makeover with new offensive coordinator Todd Monken being hired this offseason after previously being in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and last season with the Cleveland Browns and quarterback Jamie Newman transferring in from Wake Forest.

Their defense is the deepest in the entire country, returning 80 percent of last year’s production on defense, according to ESPN’s Bill Connelly. I think all of the ingredients are there for the Dawgs to make another run at an SEC championship, and quite possibly, the College Football Playoff.

Here are the three biggest questions that I think the Georgia Bulldogs must solve heading into the 2020 season.