Three Georgia football players make PFF's All-SEC team

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Three Georgia football players make PFF's All-SEC team

Owen Hillman, UGA Wire · UGA Wire

Thu, Dec 18, 2025 ·

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Pro Football Focus just released their All-SEC team, and due to the Georgia Bulldogs being SEC champions , there were expected to be several Bulldogs on the list . In total, there were three that made the team: wide receiver Zachariah Branch , left guard Micah Morris , and defensive tackle Christen Miller . They were tied with Texas , Texas A&M and Oklahoma for the most in the SEC.

Branch is a 2025 transfer from the USC Trojans , where he was recruited as the No. 1 wide receiver and No. 7 prospect in the nation. With Georgia, he lived up to the billing, leading the Bulldogs with a league-leading 73 receptions for 744 yards and five touchdowns. Throughout the year, he had an 81.6 PFF grade, including an 82.2 receiving grade and a 67.2 run-blocking grade.

Morris has been a dependable piece on the Bulldogs' offensive line since the 2023 season. However, 2025's the first season where Morris started every game, and he was a big reason why Georgia's offensive line was one of the best in the nation. He had a 71.2 PFF grade, with an 83.9 pass-block grade and 66.2 run-blocking grade.

Defensive tackle Christen Miller was considered one of Georgia's best NFL draft prospects, and this year, he's done well to improve his draft stock. He made 20 tackles, nine solo tackles, three tackles for loss, and 1 1/2 sacks. His PFF grade is where he really shines, as he has the best among Georgia players with 100 snaps on the season (82.2). He graded out with an 88.3 run-defense grade, a 42.0 tackling grade, and 69.9 pass-rushing grade.

A few Georgia Bulldogs were snubbed from the list, including linebacker CJ Allen , who was second among all SEC defensive players in tackles (85), and safety KJ Bolden , who had a strong 81.6 PFF grade. Georgia also did not have any specialists make the team.