UGA Football: Five Bulldogs Selected on Second Night of NFL Draft

CLEVELAND – Five members of the University of Georgia football team were selected Friday evening on the second night of the 2021 NFL Draft.

Defensive back Tyson Campbell was chosen by the Jacksonville Jaguars with the 33rd-overall pick, the first selection of the evening, while linebacker Azeez Ojulari was selected by the New York Giants with the 50th-overall pick.

In the third round, linebacker Monty Rice was selected by the Tennessee Titans with the 92nd overall pick, quickly followed by offensive lineman Ben Cleveland, who was picked 94th overall by the Baltimore Ravens, and tight end Tre’ McKitty, who went 97th overall to the Los Angeles Chargers.

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UGA Football: Watch Eric Stokes Get Drafted to the Packers, His Reaction, and Kirby’s Reaction

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UGA Football: Mitchell Among Standouts At Lively G-Day

At the end of a busy first half on Saturday at Sanford Stadium, Georgia wide receiver Adonai Mitchell made a lunging catch for a 24-yard touchdown. Mitchell, the 6-foot-4 freshman, then popped to his feet from the Dooley Field turf and blew the small crowd of fans behind the end zone a kiss.

It was one of many nice moments for Mitchell and the Bulldogs during a lively G-Day Game.

“He’s a competitor, he makes plays down the field,” head coach Kirby Smart said of Mitchell. “For a guy that just enrolled, that just got here, he did a good job.”

In the annual split-squad exhibition to wrap up spring practice, Mitchell, one of Georgia’s 16 early enrollees, was targeted often by the Red squad’s quarterbacks — and more often than not Mitchell delivered. After a couple of early incompletions when he was well covered, Mitchell wound up with five catches for 80 yards in the half and seven catches for 105 yards in the game.

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