How Georgia Can Beat Alabama: 5 Keys to Victory

Don't Let Jalen Milroe Beat You With His Legs

Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe is dangerous and has continued to climb back into the Heisman conversation over the last month. His ability to scramble and use his legs prevents unique challenges for opposing defenses. In saying that, Milroe also isn't the first quarterback who's a dual threat to take on this Georgia defense. If the Bulldogs want to be crowned SEC champs for the second year in a row, limiting the damage on the ground and big splash plays from Milroe will be key. 

Brock Bowers Steals Show

If you've watched the Georgia Bulldogs over their last two national title wins, you know the importance of Brock Bowers to the offense. He already has a big game against Alabama on his resume and will be looking to add to that on Saturday. Bowers can help you win in many ways, and even if he doesn't see a ton of touches on offense, he should be able to open up space for Georgia's talented wide receiver room to help create plays. 

Javon Bullard Continues Dominance

Safety Javon Bullard is a known commodity around college football, and his impact can be felt heavily on the Georgia secondary. He's essentially the focal point of Georgia's second layer of coverage and has been tremendous this season. As a leader on this team, Bullard knows he has to have a strong game against Alabama, especially with this group not at 100% on defense. If Bullard creates a turnover or limits some of Alabama's top wideouts while keeping an eye on Jalen Milroe, the Bulldogs will like the result. 

Carson Beck Manages Game Well

One thing that Carson Beck has done an excellent job of this season is managing games. You don't see him forcing throws, and he's made some great reads that help elevate Georgia's offense. Alabama has a strong defense, and you know Nick Saban and company are going to throw a wide range of looks at Beck. Staying composed and limiting the turnovers are big keys to Georgia finding success in the SEC Championship. 

Don't Let Jalen Milroe Beat You With His Legs

Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe is dangerous and has continued to climb back into the Heisman conversation over the last month. His ability to scramble and use his legs prevents unique challenges for opposing defenses. In saying that, Milroe also isn't the first quarterback who's a dual threat to take on this Georgia defense. If the Bulldogs want to be crowned SEC champs for the second year in a row, limiting the damage on the ground and big splash plays from Milroe will be key.