In an exciting turn of events, Coach Jim Harbaugh of the University of Michigan is considering adding two talented Georgia Bulldogs to his new team. According to a recent NFL mock draft by ESPN's Jordan Reid, the first Bulldog off the board is Brock Bowers, predicted to go to the Los Angeles Chargers with the No. 9 pick.

Bowers, a top prospect in this year's NFL draft, is praised for his exceptional receiving skills and run-after-catch ability. His addition to the Chargers would provide quarterback Justin Herbert with a formidable receiving option and make him a focal point of the L.A. offense going forward. Despite not working out at the NFL combine, Bowers' reputation precedes him as a reliable and dynamic playmaker.

Moving on to the second round, Reid predicts that Harbaugh's team will add Kamari Lassiter with the No. 37 overall pick. Lassiter, known for his solid coverage skills and physicality, impressed scouts with his exceptional 3-cone time during the combine. Reid acknowledges that Lassiter may be selected earlier, considering the high demand for cornerbacks in this year's draft.

Another Georgia Bulldog catching the attention of NFL teams is Amarius Mims. Reid's mock draft has him going to the Pittsburgh Steelers with the No. 20 overall pick. This would mark the second consecutive year that the Steelers have selected a Georgia offensive tackle in the first round, following their choice of Broderick Jones in the 2023 NFL Draft. Despite nursing a hamstring injury during the combine, Mims' impressive measurements showcased his potential to be a valuable addition to the Steelers' lineup.

Lastly, wide receiver Ladd McConkey is projected to join the Tennessee Titans as the No. 38 overall pick. McConkey set tongues wagging with his impressive performance at the NFL combine, displaying his blazing speed in the 40-yard dash and exhibiting his excellent hands and route running skills during the gauntlet drill. If selected as predicted, McConkey would become the highest-drafted wide receiver during Kirby Smart's tenure as head coach of Georgia.

Excitement is building for Georgia's pro day on March 13, where Bowers, Mims, Lassiter, McConkey, and other standout Bulldogs will have another opportunity to showcase their abilities to NFL teams. As the NFL draft draws nearer, it remains to be seen which franchises will indeed bring the talent and versatility of the Georgia Bulldogs to their rosters, while Jim Harbaugh keeps a close eye on these outstanding prospects.