Bulldogs Named Walter Camp Preseason All-Americas

Four Georgia Bulldogs were named to the 2021 Walter Camp preseason All-America teams.

"The Walter Camp Football Foundation, an all-volunteer organization and caretaker of the nation’s oldest college football All-America team, has announced its 2021 Preseason All-American teams." 

Thursday, the Walter Camp Football Foundation released its annual preseason All-America teams. The foundation selects a first team and a second team for each side of the ball, in addition to special teams. 

Georgia was fortunate enough this season to have four Dawgs selected to the All-America teams. The Bulldogs selected included: 

• WR George Pickens: Second-team offense 

• T Jamaree Salyer: Second-team offense 

• NT Jordan Davis: Second-team defense 

• P Jake Camarda: Second-team defense 

Despite Pickens likely missing much of the 2021 season following his ACL tear at the beginning of March, there is no doubt that the rising junior receiver is one of the best college football has to offer. Chris Olave of Ohio State and Justyn Ross of Clemson were picked as first-team receivers, while Oklahoma's Marvin Mims joined Pickens on the second team. 

Rising senior left tackle Jamaree Salyer was the only Georgia offensive lineman selected to either team. Darian Kinnard (Kentucky) and Thayer Munford (Ohio State) were the selected as first-team tackles. Salyer performed exceptionally at left tackle in 2020 after converting from guard. Still, his position is yet again up in the air as Georgia is faced with the problem of trying to find a new left tackle if they want Salyer to move back to his natural position.

While many thought Davis would be considered a first-teamer as a nose tackle, he made the second team following a 2020 season where he missed some time due to injury. The massive Georgia nose tackle returned to Athens for his senior season despite being one of the top defensive lineman in the country. 

Camarda was the fourth Dawg to join the list as he made the second-team defense as a punter. Camarda was a rising star in 2020 and proved to be a weapon at times for Georgia as his booming leg flipped field position countless times. If Camarda continues to find consistency in his punting, his NFL stock will undoubtedly rise in 2021.

Georgia tied its season-opener opponent, Clemson, with four players selected to the teams. Neither quarterback was selected from either school despite being listed as early front-runners for the Heisman Trophy. 

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