Spring camp has wrapped up, and we are going through practice video provided by UGA. The media isn't allowed to shoot video during the open periods, so this is one way our readers can see practice snippets for themselves.

Previous spring video recaps:

Quarterbacks
Running Backs

Holloman emerged in 2018 as Jake Fromm's favorite target, especially on high-percentage passes along the sideline. The rising junior finished last season with 24 catches and five touchdowns. He is a big bodied, long armed target with reliable hands. Holloman is the leader of the group and should be primed for a very productive 2019 season.

Georgia needs to replace their main deep thread with Mecole Hardman now with the Kansas City Chiefs. Demetris Robertson's electrifying speed could put him in position for big plays over the top. Robertson is smaller in stature than most of UGA's receivers. Kirby Smart has praised his hard work as he now has a complete calendar year in Georgia's program.

Senior WR Tyler Simmons is a unique combination of fast and strong. He can leave most defenders in his wake, but also be tasked with blocking defensive ends in running formations. Simmons is among Georgia's most versatile receiving talents.

Redshirt freshman Kearis Jackson should get playing opportunities from the slot. The former Peach County Trojan could be a fitting playmaker to insert in Terry Godwin's vacated role. This will require physical blocking both around the trenches and along the edges for sweeps and screens.

One of Kirby Smart's priorities upon arriving to UGA was increasing Georgia's size at wide receiver. Tommy Bush, at 6'5, is evidence of the Bulldogs' desire for height. He could be an asset, especially in redzone back shoulder fade situations.

Matt Landers seems like Georgia's biggest boom or bust proposition in the receiver room. He has all the tools to be a great playmaker. He simply has not shown the consistency needed to earn more playing time from UGA coaches, but he had a strong spring camp.

Trey Blount has played in 28 college football games, making him a very valuable players at receiver and on special teams. Blount is on a similar trajectory to Jayson Stanley at UGA.

Other receiver options for Georgia include incoming freshmen Dominick Blaylock, Makiya Tongue, and George Pickens.