Georgia football post Vanderbilt practice injury report

At Monday’s practice, the first since UGA’s dominant 30-6 win over Vanderbilt to open the season, a few Dawgs were missing for various injury-related reasons, while some who missed the game were back out practicing.

Offensive lineman Jamaree Salyer, who missed Saturday’s contest with a leg injury, was back out on the field Monday for Kirby Smart’s team. The Athletic’s Seth Emerson reported that he did not see offensive lineman Clay Webb, who also missed the Vanderbilt game, but that it was possible he was out there.

Georgia practice, who's there and who's not:

– OL Jamaree Salyer, who did not travel to Vanderbilt b/c of lower leg injury, was back practicing.
– OL Clay Webb, who did also didn't travel, wasn't spotted by me at practice, but could've been out there in another jersey.

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— Seth Emerson (@SethWEmerson) September 2, 2019

DL Tramel Walthour, another who didn't travel, not seen at practice today.

DE Malik Herring and DL Julian Rochester were practicing. They were at Vanderbilt but didn't play.

ILB Nakobe Dean was also practicing.

— Seth Emerson (@SethWEmerson) September 2, 2019

Georgia OG Jamaree Salyer was back practicing this afternoon after missing Saturday's game. No sign of DL Tramel Walthour. Let's just say it was a very spirited Kirby Smart instructing his players out there.

— Marc Weiszer (@marcweiszer) September 2, 2019

Defensive lineman Tramel Walthour did not play Saturday and was also held out of today’s practice. Defensive end Malik Herring and defensive lineman Julian Rochester were also held out of the Vanderbilt contest but were on the field practicing today. Inside linebacker Nakobe Dean, who is one of the young prospects for the future on this defense, also practiced Monday.

We’ll see if these Dawgs can get healthy before this coming Saturday’s tilt with Murray State.