Georgia Football Injury Report headed into Missouri

Kirby Smart has played it relatively safe throughout the season with injured guys, here's the injury report headed into the matchup against Missouri.

The injury report has been scattered with Georgia starters throughout the season, their leading receiver, starting corner, and best interior defensive lineman have spent a good portion of the season on and off the injured list. 

For the most part, they've fought through the injury bug, though it's making its way back into the picture as one of Georgia's most important big men finds himself on the injury report this week headed into the matchup against Missouri. 

Offense

OL, Cade Mays (Questionable): We are being told Mays is dealing with an undisclosed injury and his status for Saturday's game against the Tigers is unknown at this point. Mays has played in every game this season for the Dawgs, getting snaps at 4 of the 5 offensive line positions. 

RB, Brian Herrien (Probable): Herrien finds himself back on the injury report for the same back issue that sent him to the injured list after the South Carolina game. We expect him to play Saturday when needed. 

Justin Shaffer, OL (Questionable) - Shaffer missed the Kentucky game due to a neck injury. He has played as a substitute throughout the season when healthy, appearing in 6 contests.

D'wan Mathis, QB (Out Indefinitely) - Mathis had brain surgery this offseason to remove a cyst. 

Owen Condon, OL (Out Indefinitely) - Condon has suffered a lower-body injury. A timetable for his return has not been determined.

Tommy Bush, WR (Out Indefinitely) - Bush suffered a sports hernia. No timetable for his return. 

DB, Mark Webb Jr. 

Defense

Jordan Davis, NT (Probable) - Davis finds himself on the injury report for the fifth consecutive week despite playing in last Saturday's win over Florida. If for no other reason than the fact that ankle injuries are tough for a 340 pounder, and Georgia may not need him for this game. 

Tyson Campbell, CB (Questionable) - The tough toe monster is still out and about. Campbell tried to go against Florida, and according to Kirby Smart's post-game presser, he would have gone if needed. The only thing is, Georgia's young DBs that are replacing Campbell have played fairly well. Until Campbell is 100% and ready to go, expect Kirby to keep him in the stables.

Mark Webb, DB (Probable) - Webb fought through a knee issue last week against Florida, and though Divaad Wilson is a valued back up at the star position, Webb provides a sense of veteran leadership that can not be replaced. We expect him to fight through the knee injury again Saturday against Mizzou. 

Tramel Walthour, DL (Out Indefinitely) - The sophomore junior college transfer is out with a lower leg injury.