Throughout the week leading up to Saturday's Peach Bowl, there was a common thought shared by Georgia's coaching staff and players alike: The Bulldogs will have their hands full when the Ohio State offense is on the field.
The Buckeyes bring one of the most explosive offenses in the country, ranking second in scoring offense nationally with 44.5 points per game scored, only second behind Tennessee (47.3).
When first mentioning the offense, Heisman finalist C.J. Stroud and Biletnikoff Award finalist Marvin Harrison Jr. immediately come to mind. But various Georgia coaches and players were asked throughout the week about various different aspects that make the Buckeyes' offense so difficult from an opposition standpoint.