Kenny McIntosh evaluates Georgia Pro Day performance, what NFL teams are telling him

Kenny McIntosh is feeling himself as he goes through the 2023 NFL Draft process.

The former Georgia star elaborated on what his goal was for the Bulldogs Pro Day on Wednesday, explaining how he felt he was given a “second chance” after the 2023 NFL Combine.

“Really go out there and just give myself a second chance to everything I did at the Combine,” stated McIntosh. “I got a chance to experience everything, how it was like, how it was similar, so I wanted to go out there and have my second chance, and go out there and show what I can do.”

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Continuing, McIntosh explained what makes him enticing to NFL teams, stating his best attributes as he believes them to be.

“Just being versatile. I can do it all,” added McIntosh. “Lining up, creating mismatches on defenders. If I’m not in the slot, or even in the backfield. I can also run the ball between the lines. Special teams, I can do it all. Make a guy miss, run through a guy. It don’t matter what it is. Just versatile.”

Evidently, NFL franchises agree, as the former Georgia star told the SEC Network that he’s been told he can be a “Day 1 starting running back” by those in the know.

“To be honest, if I’m being real, they love the versatility. They don’t really tell me anything to work on. They see that I can be that Day 1 starting running back,” added McIntosh. “Really just been doing what I’ve been doing.”

As for the future of Georgia at the running back position, McIntosh has no worries, as he loves what the Bulldogs do in their offense with the position group.

“The way they use their running backs. This here RBU,” stated McIntosh. “Put us in a lot of great positions to succeed. … No matter if it’s running the ball, catching the ball, special teams. Just the way they use their running backs in all aspects of the game is what I fell in love with.”

Georgia faithful will be rooting for Kenny McIntosh through and through moving forward. The future is bright for the former Bulldogs star.