It’s called development. Something Georgia does better than any other team in the country by a WIDE margin. If they can catch up in NIL it’s over with.
Dohnte Meyers was delivering DoorDash until 3 a.m., waiting for his shot at pro football after going undrafted.
He paid $100 for a CFL tryout, and won a championship. He was noticed by the Bengals, who signed him to a futures contract.
One night, when Joe Burrow texted him to see if he could catch passes, Meyers told him he would be there. He drove 460 miles from Atlanta to Cincinnati overnight to be available for the team's QB1.
Now, he's made the Bengals' 53-man roster.