Georgia football spring game injury report

The Georgia Bulldogs are dealing with several injuries entering their spring game. At the start of spring, Georgia coach Kirby Smart announced that Georgia center Drew Bobo, defensive lineman Jordan Hall, defensive lineman Gabe Harris, safety Kyron Jones, defensive lineman Carter Luckie and linebacker Zayden Walker were out for all or most of spring, so we assume none of them will play. However, all six of these players are expected to be ready before the regular season.

Most recently, Georgia pass rusher Amaris Williams suffered a knee injury and is expected to miss both the spring game and the entire regular season. Williams, an Auburn transfer, was expected to be one of Georgia's best edge rushers. His injury is a major loss for the Georgia defense, which struggled to generate quarterback pressure and sacks in 2025.

Along with Williams, fellow new Georgia transfer additions safety Ja'Marley Riddle and receiver Isiah Canion are dealing with injuries. Canion does not have a long-term issue, but there's no guarantee he'll play in the spring game. Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton was limited at times this offseason and in the early spring with a knee injury, but he should be good to go.

Coach Smart has not given many recent injury updates and with Georgia not releasing an injury report for the scrimmage, there's likely a few more players that will miss or be limited in the spring game than what we list. We'll provide further injury updates as we get closer to kickoff. Georgia football spring game injury report Safety Ja'Marley Riddle (surgery recovery): Doubtful Defensive lineman Jordan Hall (knee) : Out Defensive lineman Amaris Williams (knee): Out Center Drew Bobo (ankle) : Out Defensive lineman Gabe Harris (toe): Out Defensive lineman Carter Luckie (knee surgery): Out Linebacker Zayden Walker (shoulder): Out Safety Kyron Jones (ankle): Out Wide receiver Isiah Canion (ankle): Probable Quarterback Gunner Stockton (knee): In The G-Day game will be at 1 p.