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Dillon Bell injury update: ESPN broadcast gives troubling news on Georgia WR

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Georgia wide receiver Dillon Bell (86) before Georgia’s game against Kentucky at Kroger Field in Lexington, Ky., on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024. (Conor Dillon/UGAAA)

Georgia wide receiver Dillon Bell left Saturday’s game against Tennessee after being attended to by trainers on the field. He has not returned to the game and according to ESPN’s Holly Rowe, Bell will be out for the rest of the game.

It’s the ankle area bothering Bell as the broadcast showed him needed help to get back to the locker room just before halftime. Rowe also explained the impact this loss will have on the Georgia offense, having a good bit of the game plan schemed around him.

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There is just not anybody on the roster with a similar play style, potentially causing offensive coordinator Mike Bobo to change some things up.

“Dillon Bell has been taken to the Georgia locker room,” Rowe said. “We saw him come down awkwardly on that play in the end zone. They were examining his high ankle and lower shin area. As he was limping off the sideline, he was very emotional. I’m told he is out for now as they do further evaluations. This is a big loss, they had a ton in the offense for him as a Swiss army knife. Not sure who can fill all those roles now that he is out.”

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