If you take a good look at the wide receiver position at Georgia, the Bulldogs will seemingly need to have only three or four quality guys to give them the balance they need on offense—between the tight end position (which looks more hybrid these days than anything) and the running back talent (hopefully Nick Chubb can be equally productive in year two as he was in year one); the Bulldogs don’t appear to be a team that will look to challenge defenses through the air all that much.
That said, I tend to believe that even with a strong running game, the Bulldogs would like to have a multitude of talent at the receiver spot, if for no other reason than to keep Chubb from being the main focus at all times.