The Georgia Bulldogs received a ripple of great news on Tuesday at their wide receiver position.
The first ripple came when rising senior Dillon Bell announced via his personal Instagram account that he would be returning for one last run with the Dawgs.
“Let’s run it back,” Bell wrote in the caption of the personalized graphic he posted.
Bell finished his junior year hauling in 43 passes for 466 yards and four touchdowns. He also contributed to the ground attack, logging 107 rushing yards and a score.
The next ripple happened just an hour later after Bell when it was revealed that Georgia had landed the top receiver left in the NCAA transfer portal: Texas A&M receiver Noah Thomas.
A former four-star recruit from Pearland, TX, Thomas started every game for the Aggies this past season as quarterback Conner Weigman’s go-to weapon and finished the year hauling in 39 passes for 584 receiving yards and eight touchdowns. He also rushed for 18 yards on four attempts.
And in case you missed it, Georgia also landed USC transfer wideout Zachariah Branch on Monday.
With the new transfer portal additions and the return of Bell, London Humphreys, Cole Speer, Sacovie White, Nitro Tuggle, and eventually, Coblie Young, Georgia’s receiver room is stacked with talent.
We also can’t forget the Bulldogs have five incoming freshman receivers from their 2025 recruiting class, which includes 5-star prospect Talyn Taylor.