The Georgia Bulldogs, coming off a big 31-17 win in Athens over the Tennessee Volunteers last Saturday, got some good news to start their week, with Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reporting the belief that wide receiver Dillon Bell’s lower-body injury isn’t serious.

Georgia could get one of its best receivers back for its season finale. But its leading rusher likely won't be back until the postseason.

Georgia is already thin at wide receiver, but the Bulldogs had several tight ends step up and a few younger receivers play well against Tennessee. Tight end Ben Yurosek caught five passes for 51 yards and tight end Oscar Delp scored a pair of touchdowns. Wide receiver London Humphreys led Georgia with 63 receiving yards.

Georgia football wide receiver Dillon Bell was injured in the second quarter of the Bulldogs game with Tennessee Saturday night. Here's the latest

Rowe reported that Georgia had “a ton” in the offensive gameplan for Bell against Tennessee. At the time of his departure, he had 2 receptions for 12 yards and 1 carry for 2 yards. He drew 7 targets in the first half to lead all Georgia pass-catchers.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart provided an update on the injury report following the Tennessee game. Georgia closed out their conference schedule this season wi

How long might Georgia football be without injured Dillon Bell and Trevor Etienne? Here's what Kirby Smart said about them on Monday.

Georgia football received a promising update on wide receiver Dillon Bell, who is dealing with an ankle issue at the moment.

Georgia football wide receiver Dillon Bell was spotted wearing a walking boot following the Bulldogs' 31-17 win over the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday night. Bell left the win in the second quarter with an ankle injury and did not return.