Actually don't feel like quarterback was Georgia's problem this year -- Stockton's hellbent (and potentially career-shortening as you mentioned) playing style aside.
His numbers were very good for a first-year starter and he played his *** off in the Sugar Bowl. It took a Superman QB in an Ole Miss uniform to beat the Dawgs.
But Georgia had serious issues on the OL. And, of course, Bobo is a mediocre (at best) OC working under someone — like most defensive coaches — who views offense as a necessary evil that can get you beat more than help you win.
Problem is UGA's defensive roster wasn't close to good as it was in 2021 and '22. They didn't have enough talent on D to simply shut people down with three-and-outs and big stops in the red zone when needed.
And of course there are those seemingly endless off-the-field transgressions — the ones reported and those Kirby Smart and his lackeys covered up — that are a clear indicator of a program infested with reckless behavior and leadership predisposed to look the other way.
Y'know, since Sports Illustrated is basically dead, maybe ESPN should call for the program to be shut down ...
I'll say this about Smart. He's a helluva coach, one of the greatest of this generation, but I honestly believe he doesn't give a **** about his players beyond what they can do on the football field. There's literally no other explanation to his inaction to dealing with repeated serious problems