The Georgia Bulldogs are getting set for a huge game this weekend against the Missouri Tigers where they will try to take another step towards defending their two straight SEC titles and getting back to the national title game.

Coming off a beatdown of a very good Ole Miss Rebels team on the road, nobody is questioning Georgia right now and the general consensus seems to be that they are the best team in the entire nation. As the Dawgs try to turn the page though and get another big win, they may have to do it without a couple of their best players.

A story this week from UGA Sports On3 dove into some of the injury news, and while reports are encouraging on guys working their way back like Chauncey Bowens and Thomas Blackshear, there are now emerging injury issues for preseason All SEC stars in center Drew Bobo as well as cornerback Ellis Robinson IV.

Bobo has apparently been "heavily limited" at practice this week, and while the current expectation is that he will play this week, it's generally not encouraging to have such a huge piece of the offensive line not being able to practice fully.

The more concerning aspect though is Robinson, who suffered an injury during the fourth quarter of the win over Ole Miss. Kirby Smart did not give much information about his star corner when asked about it on Monday, and while Robinson has been on the field at practice, he has been limited to drills rather than contact work.

Missing Robinson against the talented passing attack led by Missouri star Austin Simmons would certainly sting, but Georgia does have some legitimate depth in the secondary to make up for it.

As for Bobo, if he could not go, it would likely be Cortez Smith filling in for him, something the Bulldogs would feel just fine with at a spot where this team has some decent depth as well.

Ultimately, while of course you want every player healthy, injuries are not an avoidable circumstance and reality is that guys will get banged up. Whoever weathers the storm of injuries best will ultimately survive, and this week is another opportunity for the Bulldogs to prove their depth in a tough test against the Tigers.

The injury report is worth monitoring over the coming days as Georgia gets set for Missouri.