But don't be alarmed. Thanks to a rejuvenated running game, quarterback Quincy Carter and the 14th-ranked Bulldogs haven't had to throw as often as in recent seasons.
Fewer passes mean fewer catches.
So, just because redshirt sophomore Randy McMichael, senior Jevaris Johnson and company aren't catching as many passes as before, don't get the idea that the group isn't doing its job. Through five games, Johnson, McMichael and sophomore Jason Rader have combined for just 13 of Georgia's 60 receptions. I know they're not worried about it. There is, however, a lot more to being a tight end than simply catching the football. You've got to block too, and that's an aspect of their game that McMichael, Johnson and Rader continue to excel at doing.