Georgia fans call out Bulldogs for not turning to backup QB JT Daniels

Georgia fans aren’t happy with the way the SEC Championship Game is going on Saturday evening.

The Bulldogs trail Alabama 38-17 early in the fourth quarter, but QB Stetson Bennett IV hasn’t had a great second half.

That’s led many to question why coach Kirby Smart isn’t putting backup QB JT Daniels in the game, insisting on sticking with Bennett.

Smart’s reluctance to go to Daniels has drawn plenty of reaction on Twitter, as you can see below:

JT Daniels just sittin there ?????????

— Wonderful Fella (@SirGregoryDa1st) December 5, 2021

JT Daniels has 1.1 potential arm talent… Georgia will not beat Bama unless he’s the QB

— Raef LaFrentz (@defnotraeforami) December 5, 2021

So they got JT Daniels, but they want Stetson Bennett. Georgia is not a playoff team.

— Igbo Adam Woj ?? (@thereal_nedu) December 5, 2021

I want JT Daniels in because Stetson Bennet is NOT that guy. pic.twitter.com/pJTdTWLlM9

— Juneau Faulkner (@Juneau_Faulkner) December 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/presidentramon_/status/1467283240373272578

https://twitter.com/joranb_/status/1467283235524784134

Time for JT Daniels. Kirby should have put him in after the last pick #SECChampionship

— Cole Thompson (@MrColeThompson) December 5, 2021

kirby smart not putting jt daniels in at the half cost georgia the game

— ?️ (@philandrous) December 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/Frusso15/status/1467283214758785026

Kirby has a month to get JT Daniels ready to go. You can’t roll this back.

— John Kincade (@JohnKincade) December 5, 2021

I really don’t understand what JT Daniels did to piss of Kirby

— J (@JZThrashNole) December 5, 2021

Imagine having JT Daniels just chilling on the bench….

— Bennett Fuzak (@BennettFuzak) December 5, 2021

Georgia is down 3 scores with time running out. If Bennett can’t make the explosive plays and move the offense a little quicker, it might be time to see what Daniels can do.

Adam Spencer

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