The Georgia Bulldogs are in the bye week, and this usually means Kirby Smart is not only trying to fix whatever issues this team has, but also build the next generation of Dawgs stars as well.

So far this season, Georgia has created some real momentum on the recruiting trail in terms of visits and getting guys on campus as well as several commitments for both 2027 and 2028 despite a slow spring and summer. It sounds like the Bulldogs staff may be closing in on another big add for the 2027 class as well at the most important position on the field.

Just a day after he was offered by Georgia, three-star quarterback Bo Bryan out of Battle Ground Academy in Tennessee has received a 247 crystal ball to wind up committing soon and heading to Athens. 

Clearly, the offer from a program like the Dawgs meant a ton to Bryan, who to this point has mostly been recruited by schools like Austin Peay, North Alabama and UT Martin. The Dawgs already have Colton Nussmeier committed for the class of 2027, but clearly they have seen enough during Bryan's senior year to want to take another in this class.

While he may not be high on the radar of many recruiting sites, rated by 247 as the No. 143 quarterback in the nation, Bryan could be the kind of late bloomer that starts to see a major recruitment now that a program like Georgia has made an offer. None of that may matter though, and Bryan clearly loves the Dawgs program and may want to commit here sooner rather than later.

The son of country music star Luke Bryan, Bo grew up a fan of Georgia, so getting the offer finally from Kirby Smart certainly meant a ton to him as he now has the chance to potentially attend his dream school.

It seems unlikely Bryan would pass that chance up, and while clearly this would be a multiple year project for him to ever wind up seeing playing time in Athens, an opportunity to develop in the Bulldogs program is as good an opportunity as anyone in the country is going to be able to offer.

Look for Bryan to commit sometime in the coming weeks, because it will be tough for him to say no to the program he grew up rooting for.