Jay Rome

Georgia tends to post good production at the tight end position, as Arthur Lynch passed the 400-yard mark each of the last two years, and Orson Charles did the same in each of the two years prior to that. Lynch graduated in the offseason, leaving Rome as the next Georgia starting tight end. Rome (6-foot-6, 254) was a high-ranking tight end recruit in 2011 and might have more natural talent than both Lynch and Charles, so he ought to produce this year after totaling 251 yards and two scores off the bench the last two years.