Georgia Bulldogs Adjust Offensive Line After Multiple Injuries Including Monroe Freeling

Georgia Bulldogs' offensive line has been significantly impacted by injuries during the 2025 season, with starting left tackle Monroe Freeling suffering an ankle injury in the game against Kentucky. Head coach Kirby Smart provided an optimistic update, noting Freeling's injury is not as severe as initially feared, with no surgery required and a chance for his return as early as the upcoming week. Backup Bo Hughley took over left tackle duties during Freeling's absence, despite limited practice at that position. Other offensive linemen, including Earnest Greene and Micah Morris, are also dealing with injuries but continue to contribute when possible. The team has had to adapt to multiple lineup changes, including starting several true freshmen, as the offensive line endures a challenging season with constant roster adjustments. Smart described the line as a "mash unit," highlighting the toughness and resilience despite the injury adversity faced.