The Georgia Bulldogs football program, under the leadership of head coach Kirby Smart, continues to solidify its position as a powerhouse in college football recruiting. With a focus on both in-state talent and national prospects, Georgia is set to host a series of pivotal official visits in the coming months. These visits are crucial as the Bulldogs aim to bolster their 2026 recruiting class, which already boasts several top-tier commitments.One Foot Down+1Chron+1
1. Jared Curtis – Quarterback (Nashville, TN)
Jared Curtis, a five-star quarterback and former Georgia commit, is scheduled for an official visit to Athens on March 13. Curtis, who decommitted in December 2024, is now choosing between Georgia and Oregon. His decision is anticipated to significantly impact Georgia’s quarterback depth chart for the 2026 season. Dawn of the Dawg+3SportsTalkATL.com+3SicEmDawgs.com+3
2. Jackson Cantwell – Offensive Tackle (San Diego, CA)
Jackson Cantwell, another five-star prospect, is set to visit Georgia on March 14. As one of the nation’s top offensive linemen, Cantwell’s visit is crucial for Georgia’s efforts to strengthen its offensive line for the future. SportsTalkATL.com
3. Brock Harris – Tight End (Saint George, UT)
Brock Harris, a four-star tight end, has scheduled an official visit to Georgia for the weekend of May 16. Harris is also considering visits to Oregon, Michigan, and BYU, making his upcoming trip to Athens a critical opportunity for the Bulldogs to make a strong impression. Dawg Post+7Dawn of the Dawg+7Dawn of the Dawg+7
4. Caden Harris – Cornerback (Brownsville, TN)
Four-star cornerback Caden Harris plans to visit Georgia on June 6. Ranked as the No. 11 cornerback nationally, Harris is also considering visits to Vanderbilt, Auburn, and Alabama. Georgia’s defensive backfield could receive a significant boost if Harris commits. Dawn of the DawgTomahawk Nation+5SicEmDawgs.com+5One Foot Down+5
5. Ryan Mosley – Wide Receiver (Carrollton, GA)
Ryan Mosley, a versatile four-star athlete, is scheduled for an official visit to Georgia on May 30. Mosley, who can play multiple positions, is also considering visits to South Carolina and Texas A&M. His recruitment is one to watch closely. Dawn of the DawgDawn of the Dawg+1Dawn of the Dawg+1
6. Zavion Griffin-Haynes – EDGE Rusher (Charlotte, NC)
Four-star EDGE rusher Zavion Griffin-Haynes is set to visit Georgia on June 6. Griffin-Haynes is also considering a visit to Florida, making his trip to Athens an important event in his recruitment. Dawn of the Dawg+1DawgNation+1
7. Elijah Griffin – Defensive Tackle (Savannah, GA)
Elijah Griffin, a five-star defensive tackle and the nation’s No. 3 overall prospect for 2025, has been a long-standing priority for Georgia. His recruitment is closely monitored, and his commitment would be a significant addition to the Bulldogs’ defensive line. DawgNation+1SBNation.com+1SportsTalkATL.com
8. Zayden Walker – Linebacker (Schley County, GA)
Zayden Walker, the top-ranked linebacker in the country and the nation’s ninth-best overall recruit, is another in-state priority for Georgia. His recruitment is highly competitive, with Georgia aiming to keep him in-state. SBNation.com+2AtoZ Sports+2DawgNation+2
9. Kaiden Prothro – Tight End (Georgia)
Kaiden Prothro, the consensus No. 2 tight end prospect in America, is a top target for Georgia. His recruitment is a focal point for the Bulldogs as they look to continue their tradition of developing elite tight ends. SicEmDawgs.com
10. Khamari Brooks – EDGE Rusher (Georgia)
Khamari Brooks, one of the most explosive EDGE rushers in the Southeast, is another key in-state target for Georgia. His speed and power combination make him an ideal fit for Georgia’s aggressive defensive scheme. SicEmDawgs.com
11. Ryan Mosley – Versatile Athlete (Georgia)
Ryan Mosley, a versatile athlete who can play multiple positions on both sides of the ball, is a priority for Georgia. His speed and instincts make him an intriguing prospect for the Bulldogs. SicEmDawgs.com+1Dawn of the Dawg+1
These upcoming visits are critical for Georgia as they aim to secure commitments from some of the nation’s top prospects. Hosting these elite recruits on official visits provides Georgia with the opportunity to showcase its facilities, coaching staff, and the advantages of playing in the Southeastern Conference. With the 2026 recruiting class shaping up to be highly competitive, these visits could play a pivotal role in determining the Bulldogs’ success on the recruiting trail.Dawn of the Dawg+5SportsTalkATL.com+5SBNation.com+5Dawn of the Dawg
As the visits approach, Georgia fans and recruiting analysts alike will be closely monitoring the outcomes. The Bulldogs’ ability to secure commitments from these top-tier prospects will be a testament to the program’s continued excellence and its appeal to elite talent across the country.
