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Which Georgia Bulldogs made ESPN's All-American team?
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The Georgia Bulldogs have a pair of players on ESPN's All-American team . Georgia center Drew Bobo and safety KJ Bolden were both first-team All-American selections. Georgia cornerback Ellis Robinson was notably left off the team.
Georgia is one of six schools with multiple players on the team. Both of the Dawgs' All-Americans earned first-team preseason All-SEC honors .
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"The Bulldogs felt Bobo's absence after his season-ending left foot injury in November, particularly in the program's CFP defeat to Ole Miss ," said Max Olson and Eli Lederman. Bobo missed spring practice, but is ramping up his activity ahead of the 2026 college football season. The Bulldogs need a healthy Bobo to be at their best.
In addition to Bobo, Georgia is also expected to rely on junior KJ Bolden in the secondary. Bolden made an impact at Georgia as a freshman and should have a huge junior season after posting 76 tackles and two interceptions in 2025.
Olson and Lederman praised Bolden's ability to get the job done as a run defender and in coverage. "The former five-star signee allowed just 10 receptions for 146 yards on 23 targets," said Olson and Lederman.
Georgia is notably set to face several All-Americans this season including three All-American running backs.
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