Social media reacts after former Georgia Bulldogs dominate Super Bowl
Six former Georgia Bulldogs won the Super Bowl as part of the Philadelphia Eagles’ dominant, 40-22, win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter (several pressures), defensive tackle Jordan Davis (two tackles, one sack), linebacker Nakobe Dean (injured), safety Lewis Cine (inactive), cornerback Kelee Ringo (no tackles) and defensive end Nolan Smith (multiple pressures) earned Super Bowl rings as a result of the Eagles’ dominant defensive performance.
Three former Georgia Bulldogs on the Eagles (Jalen Carter, Nolan Smith and Kelee Ringo) won their third championship in four years. A former Georgia Bulldogs has been in the Super Bowl for 24 straight seasons.
Georgia fans love to see their former stars be successful at the next level. Additionally, Philadelphia’s success with former UGA players provides Georgia head coach with a great recruiting pitch.
Social media was buzzing after six former Georgia Bulldogs won the Super Bowl
Former Georgia LB Nolan Smith
The 2025 Super Bowl (Super Bowl LIX) not only showcased a thrilling matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs but also highlighted the significant impact of former Georgia Bulldogs players. Six alumni from the University of Georgia played pivotal roles in the Eagles’ decisive 40-22 victory over the Chiefs, drawing attention and praise from fans and analysts alike.
The ‘Philly Dawgs’ in Action
The Philadelphia Eagles’ roster featured six former Georgia Bulldogs: defensive tackles Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter, edge rusher Nolan Smith, linebacker Nakobe Dean, cornerback Kelee Ringo, and safety Lewis Cine. Collectively dubbed the “Philly Dawgs,” their performance in the Super Bowl was a testament to their collegiate prowess and seamless transition to the NFL.
Jordan Davis’s Dominant Presence
Jordan Davis, known for his formidable presence on the defensive line, was instrumental in disrupting the Chiefs’ offensive flow. He recorded two tackles, including a crucial sack on Patrick Mahomes in the third quarter, exemplifying his ability to change the game’s momentum. The official Georgia Football account highlighted this moment, sharing a clip with the caption
