How many Georgia players could go in the first round of the NFL Draft?

Georgia defensive back Derion Kendrick (11) blocks a ball intended for Tennessee wide receiver Velus Jones Jr. (1) during an SEC football game between Tennessee and Georgia at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn. on Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021.Kns Tennessee Georgia Football /

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Adam Anderson #19 of the Georgia Bulldogs. (Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images) /

Adam Anderson – Outside Linebacker

Anderson recently turned himself into the police after being charged with rape. He’s one of the most talented football players in the country but whether he has a future in the game depends entirely on the outcome of the case. The accusation will have taken him off some teams’ draft boards. While there are franchises willing to take players with legal issues, the severity of Anderson’s charges will leave a question mark over his freedom and future NFL career.

Travon Walker – Defensive End

Travon Walker has been making his presence felt on the Georgia defensive line. With an emphasis on traits, the athletic ability at his size will turn heads, especially when we reach the workout part of the offseason.

Walker is capable of playing both inside and outside, which will appeal to NFL teams. Every year we see teams targeting defensive linemen with upside late in the first round and Walker has all of the tools needed to be a late riser.

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