Georgia Football Scores Big in a Weekend to Remember: Gunner Stockton Earns Prestigious Invite, Dawgs Land Two Bold New Recruiting Predictions, and Beloved UGA Legend Nick Chubb Finds New NFL Home in Dramatic Twist of Fate

Georgia Football Scores Big in a Weekend to Remember: Gunner Stockton Earns Prestigious Invite, Dawgs Land Two Bold New Recruiting Predictions, and Beloved UGA Legend Nick Chubb Finds New NFL Home in Dramatic Twist of Fate

 

ATHENS, Ga. — Just when it seemed like the Georgia Bulldogs’ June couldn’t get any more eventful, the program delivered a weekend packed with momentum, meaning, and milestones — from a major quarterback recognition, to promising recruiting buzz, to a piece of NFL news that will warm the hearts of Dawg Nation everywhere.

 

Coming off their second official recruiting weekend of June, Georgia’s staff is walking away with major victories on and off the field. Quarterback Gunner Stockton, once a highly ranked recruit and now a key player in the Bulldogs’ quarterback room, just received a prestigious national invite that further solidifies his rise. Meanwhile, the recruiting machine in Athens churned out two crystal ball predictions for elite talent, signaling continued dominance under Kirby Smart. And for those who have followed the Dawgs beyond the hedges, the biggest feel-good moment may be the return of Nick Chubb to an NFL roster after months of recovery and speculation.

 

All three developments are huge in their own right. But together? They tell the story of a Georgia program that remains as elite and relevant as ever — in college and beyond.

 

 

 

Gunner Stockton Receives Manning Passing Academy Invite, Solidifying His Role in Georgia’s Future

 

Redshirt sophomore quarterback Gunner Stockton continues to prove that patience and persistence still matter in college football. While he’s been largely under the radar playing behind Carson Beck, Stockton has earned the respect of coaches across the country, culminating in his invitation to the 2025 Manning Passing Academy, one of the nation’s premier quarterback events.

 

The Manning Passing Academy, hosted annually by the Manning family, features the top college QBs in the country as counselors — alongside rising high school talent. The invite is not just ceremonial — it’s a major nod of confidence from the football world, and a signal that Gunner is officially “next” in the Georgia quarterback lineage.

 

For Kirby Smart and offensive coordinator Mike Bobo, Stockton’s inclusion in the camp offers a great opportunity for development, visibility, and leadership training ahead of a potential quarterback battle in 2025, when Beck is expected to move on to the NFL.

 

> “It’s a huge deal,” said one UGA staffer. “It shows that Gunner’s trajectory is where it needs to be. He’s locked in, and we’re thrilled about his growth.”

 

 

 

 

 

Crystal Ball Buzz: Two New Predictions Land Georgia Squarely in the Driver’s Seat

 

On the recruiting front, Georgia has also made waves. Following their second official visit weekend, two major recruiting predictions have gone in the Dawgs’ favor — further building anticipation as the 2025 class takes shape.

 

The first big name trending toward Georgia is 5-star linebacker Jadon Perlotte, who had previously committed to Florida State but reopened his recruitment. After a productive and highly praised visit to Athens, multiple insiders now believe Georgia has surged ahead, thanks to their proven development track record at linebacker and the family-like atmosphere on campus.

 

The second prediction involves top-100 offensive tackle Tyson Watson, a brutal force in the trenches out of Texas. While Georgia wasn’t considered the favorite going into the month, his visit appears to have made a major impact. Watson cited “an unmatched culture” and “NFL-level preparation” as key takeaways, and experts have now pegged Georgia as the frontrunner.

 

> “The O-line room in Athens is different,” Watson reportedly told 247Sports. “The intensity, the expectations — that’s where I see myself.”

 

 

 

With both prospects moving toward Georgia, it’s clear that Kirby Smart’s machine is running smoothly, and the month of June could end with even more fireworks if the current momentum holds.

 

 

 

Nick Chubb Makes Triumphant NFL Return, Reportedly Signing with AFC Contender

 

Off the college field but close to the hearts of every Bulldog fan, the legendary Nick Chubb has reportedly found his next NFL chapter, and it’s a comeback story made for Hollywood.

 

After suffering a devastating knee injury early in the 2023 NFL season, Chubb faced an uncertain future. Some feared the elite running back might never return to form — or to football at all. But against all odds, reports now indicate that Chubb has agreed to terms with a new AFC contender (reportedly the Buffalo Bills), marking a thrilling return to the sport he helped define in Athens and Cleveland.

 

Though the deal is still pending a final physical, sources say Chubb is “ahead of schedule” in his recovery and could be available early in the 2025 season.

 

> “He’s a warrior,” one former UGA teammate said. “Nobody outworks Nick. Seeing him come back from this just reminds you why he’s a Georgia legend.”

 

 

 

Fans in Athens and Cleveland alike are already flooding social media with excitement — and Bills Mafia is reportedly buzzing over what could be one of the biggest underdog comeback stories of the year.

 

 

 

Final Thoughts: Georgia’s Momentum is More Than Just Buzz — It’s Built to Last

 

From Gunner Stockton’s growing leadership role, to major recruiting wins on the horizon, and Nick Chubb’s inspiring NFL return, the Georgia Bulldogs have managed to win June in a way that few programs can.

 

It’s a combination of vision, culture, and relentless work — a testament to how Kirby Smart’s regime doesn’t just chase hype, it builds legacies. And if the rest of the summer unfolds the way this past weekend has, you can expect Georgia to reload, not rebuild, heading into the 2025 season.

 

As always in Athens, the message is clear: The Standard is the Standard — and the Dawgs are far from done.

 

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