Georgia Bulldogs will have perfect opportunity to showcase freshman playmakers against Austin Peay who should be starters soon

Kirby Smart already took advantage of a great opportunity to work in some true freshman playmakers against Marshall in Georgia's 45-7 annihilation of the Thundering Herd in Week 1. He'll most certainly have another shot to do the same in Week 2 as Georgia faces off against the lowly FCS opponent, Austin Peay. He needs to cash in on that experience again.

The defense always rotates in a hefty number of different players. That much should be expected regardless of the game's outcome. However, it's the offense where a couple key true freshman studs need to begin getting as many reps as they can because they'll likely be starting for the Georgia Bulldogs sooner than later.

True freshman WRs Talyn Taylor and CJ Wiley should have breakout performances against Austin Peay

For those Georgia fans who may have missed it, Talyn Taylor and CJ Wiley have both been hyped up as potential early difference makers at wide receiver for Georgia all off-season (and even as recruits before they were on campus). Taylor has been especially anointed prematurely thanks to his otherworldly ball skills (likely enhanced via his elite 7-on-7 football league experience) and speed.

It shouldn't be a surprise to find that both Taylor and Wiley saw significant action in Week 1 despite their true freshman status. Taylor logged 16 snaps and saw a target with the game just over a dozen offensive snaps in. Wiley saw 12 snaps, but did not garner a target just yet.

Taylor was impressive even when he wasn't seeing targets, blowing past defenders, and creating separation for himself (as you can see on the touchdown play to Elyiss Williams in post below). If Taylor and Wiley are given a bit more of a runway this week to get into rhythm against Austin Peay, both of them should make some "wow" plays.