The Georgia Bulldogs' G-Day spring football game, held on April 18, concluded with the red team defeating the black team 27-17. The event provided fans a glimpse of the team's starters and promising backups for the upcoming season. A standout feature was the tight end room, coached by Todd Hartley, which has seen the recruitment of eight top-tier tight ends since 2023. Players like Kaiden Prothro and Elyiss Williams showcased their abilities, hinting at a potential shift towards using 14 personnel (one running back and four tight ends) more frequently. Backup quarterback Hezekiah Millender also impressed with his performance, particularly with a notable throw to Brayden Fogle. Running back Dante Dowdell, acquired from the transfer portal, demonstrated his power and agility, especially after Nate Frazier's ankle injury during the game. Freshman defensive back Tyriq Green took advantage of an opportunity to shine, making an interception and earning praise for his skills. Finally, Khalil Barnes, a transfer from Clemson, emerged as the leading candidate for the STAR position in the secondary, showcasing his experience and instincts. Overall, the G-Day game highlighted the depth and talent within the Georgia football program as they prepare for the upcoming season.