Georgia Bulldogs offensive guard Solomon Kindley put together an impressive 2018 season. The guard will look to build off his 2018 performance in 2019, where Georgia’s offensive line should be the strength of the team. Last year, according to PFF, Kindley surrendered the tied for fewest interior pressures in the SEC:
Kindley’s strength is in the passing game, where he is among the best in the nation. Kindley will join Andrew Thomas, Trey Hill, Isaiah Wilson, and Jamaree Slayer as projected starters along the offensive line. Offensive line coach Sam Pittman has built up some incredible depth on the line too: Cade Mays, five-star Clay Webb, and Ben Cleveland are all studs, who’d start on most offensive lines in the country. The elite competition among each other will bring out the best in this group.
With an embarrassment of riches along the offensive line, Georgia will be able to fill in for injured lineman with minimal drop off in performance. The Great Wall of Georgia should dominate games next season and create running lanes for D’Andre Swift, while still providing excellent pass protection as well.
