Georgia defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt announces 2022 plans

Georgia defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt has announced his plans for the 2022 season. After helping to bring a title to the Bulldogs, Wyatt is moving on in his football career.

In a statement made on social media, Wyatt stated his intentions.

“One of my #1 goals coming to UGA was winning a National Championship for my home state,” started Wyatt. “On Monday, my brothers and I accomplished that goal in front of the best fans in the world. I would like to thank Dawg Nation for the continued support and love I’ve received all season.

“To Coach Smart, Coach Scott, all of my coaches, and all of the support staff I want to thank you for believing in me. My family and I are forever grateful.

“To my brothers at UGA, I love you guys and I’ll never forget the memories of this championship season. Forever Go Dawgs!”

This season, Wyatt accumulated 39 tackles, 2.5 sacks and two forced fumbles. In his four years at Georgia, the defensive lineman totaled 113 tackles, three passes defensed five sacks and two forced fumbles.

Devonte Wyatt ended his college career on top of the world. Now, the Georgia defensive lineman will take the lessons learned with him to the next level.

Georgia Bulldogs losing talent to the NFL

Devonte Wyatt is the latest in a long line of Bulldogs to move on with their football careers. Earlier this week, multiple stars revealed their intentions to take their talents to the next level.

On the defensive side of the football, Wyatt leaves Georgia with players like linebacker Nakobe Dean and defensive back Lewis Cine, among others. If the Bulldogs want to replicate their success, the team is going to have to find suitable replacements all over the unit.

On the other side of the ball, star wide receiver George Pickens announced he was entering the 2022 NFL Draft. While he missed most of the season with an injury, Pickens made a return in time to be on the field for Georgia when it mattered most. It was a storybook ending to a nightmare season for Pickens.

From Wyatt to Dean to Pickens, Georgia has plenty of holes to fill. Still, the Bulldogs will enjoy their title while looking towards staying at the top in the future.