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Georgia Tech’s defense is buzzing with confidence as camp wraps up, buoyed by depth at defensive end, a rebounding linebacker corps, and new transfer cornerbacks ready to plug holes—despite some safety changes. On offense, Alberto Mendoza has cemented the starting QB role with his quick playbook mastery, setting the stage for a tempo-driven attack powered by a strong running game and improved defense. The tight end room surprises with unexpected depth, blending veteran talent and newcomers who can both catch and block. But big questions remain: Can the receiver corps—relying on a few key guys and four freshmen—deliver enough passing threat? And will the revamped offensive line, facing Tennessee’s tough front in Week 2, hold up under pressure?
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