All-SEC Georgia star's status in doubt vs. Missouri

The Georgia Bulldogs have less names on the SEC availability report after beating the Ole Miss Rebels a week ago. Georgia got healthier with linebacker AJ Kruah, defensive lineman Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, safety Tyriq Green and tight end Elyiss Williams all being removed from the injury report for the M

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The Georgia Bulldogs have less names on the SEC availability report after beating the Ole Miss Rebels a week ago. Georgia got healthier with linebacker AJ Kruah, defensive lineman Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, safety Tyriq Green and tight end Elyiss Williams all being removed from the injury report for the Missouri Tigers game.

However, Georgia has two new players that popped up on the injury report. Georgia starting center Drew Bobo, an All-SEC pick, is questionable to play. It is unclear what Bobo's injury is, but if he misses the game, then that would be significant for the Georgia offensive line, which is coming off a dominant performance against Ole Miss. Georgia missed Bobo last year in the SEC championship and the postseason. He's a critical part

of the Georgia offense.

Up front, Georgia's Josh Horton is questionable. Horton is a new player listed on the injury report and has seven tackles and two sacks this season. Pass rusher Amaris Williams remains out for Georgia after tearing his ACL in spring practice.

Georgia has some banged up players that aren't on the injury report. Running back Dante Dowdell remains out and running back Chauncey Bowens did not play against Ole Miss despite not having an injury designation.

"He's not 100%," Georgia coach Kirby Smart said on Bowens. "Just because someone is dressed out and cleared does not mean that they're able to go out there and play and perform. He's working his tail off to get back."

Missouri star quarterback Austin Simmons and receiver Cayden Lee do not appear on the Tigers' availability report. Both players needed medical assistance during the Missouri loss to Texas, but appear to be able to play against Georgia.