Georgia’s offense was a thing of beauty on Saturday night in its 49-3 win over the Oregon Ducks.
From the start, the Dawgs were rolling. They finished the game with 571 total yards, converted on 9 of 10 third downs and scored seven touchdowns in Atlanta.
Obviously it’s early and where teams rank in key stats on a national level will sort itself out soon enough, but after one week Georgia’s offense looks to be one of the most high-powered in the nation.
Here’s a look at where Georgia ranks nationally in key offensive stats after the first week:
Scoring offense: No. 22
Points per game: 49
Rushing offense: No. 84
Rushing yards per game: 132
Passing offense: No. 4
Passing yards per game: 439
Stetson Bennett: 368
Carson Beck: 71
Total offense: No. 13
Total yards per game: 571
First downs: No. 29
First downs per game: 26
Penalties: No. 100
Penalty yards per game: 75
3rd-down conversions: No. 2
Third down conversion rate: 90%
Plays of 20-plus yards: No. 10
Plays of 20-plus yards per game: 9
