Georgia Bulldogs dominate preseason All-SEC selections as media favourites for conference title

The Georgia Bulldogs have been named to the preseason All-SEC teams with twelve players receiving honours, comprising six offensive and six defensive selections. The distribution of awards sees an even split between the two units, with no special teams players included in the media’s final selections.

Media polls have positioned Georgia as the clear favourite to win the SEC championship, ranking the Bulldogs ahead of the Texas Longhorns, who are placed second in the predictions. The selections underscore the programme’s standing as a primary contender for the conference title.

Three Georgia players earned first-team All-SEC honours: centre Drew Bobo, safety KJ Bolden, and cornerback Ellis Robinson. Additional first-team recognition was awarded to offensive tackle Earnest Greene.

Second-team selections included offensive guard Dontrell Glover and defensive lineman Elijah Griffin. Defensive lineman Gabe Harris was named to the third team. The collective talent across these units provides the Bulldogs with a roster capable of competing at a high level nationally.

The team is targeting a third consecutive SEC title while aiming to improve its performance in the College Football Playoff. Georgia retains significant talent from its 2025 squad, positioning the programme as a strong contender for the upcoming season.

Notable exclusions from the All-SEC teams include kicker Peyton Woodring, offensive guard Juan Gaston, and linebacker Chris Cole. Woodring, who made 17 of 19 field goal attempts in 2025, did not secure a spot on any of the three All-SEC teams.

This report is sourced from Yahoo Sports, originally published by UGA Wire.