The average spectator wouldn’t have realized it as Georgia’s rushing offense remained strong toward the end of the season.
Left tackle Isaiah Wynn was dealing with some pain in his shoulder. But with Georgia chasing a championship near the end of the regular season, there was no way Wynn would miss any games.
Against Kentucky, which was Georgia’s 11th game of the 2017 season, Wynn suffered a shoulder injury. As it turned out, he tore his labrum, leaving him at what he described as having “85 percent” strength in the afflicted shoulder.
“It’s harder to block with it because you’re always getting it jammed back,” Wynn said.