The Junkyard

Yes. And when I talk about his career, I'm referencing the one at the next level. He'll be a second round lock. There was plenty of Georgia fans who mocked RG when he went pro. What they didnt take into account was Robert's young age and the injury he played through for over year. He was just beginning to develop when Cinnci came calling.

Look at his NFL career. He knows what it takes to succed, as does his Uncle, Dad, et, al. KG, I believe as well, will retire a multi-millionaire just like his those in his family who came before him.

Some folks just have NFL in their DNA.

Lots of Dawgs have enjoyed successful NFL careers after having mediocre years in Athens.
Danny Ware
Patrick Pass
Robert himself
Terrell Davis
Matt Robinson..to name a few.
Kwame has the Potential

Agreed. Patrick Pass was a fullback for the Pats... right?
Similar situation. He's a role player. No different than while at UGA.

Yes, I think he also played for the Giants for a season.... I think the only people that had a better career in the NFL then UGA on LakeNormandawg's list are Terrell Davis and Geathers, the others were just role players in the NFL. Danny left Athens early and went undrafted, that to me was the start of the trend for our players leaving school early.

Roaddawg80

With a class full of high star-rated players who play up to their expectations, I guess their leaving early for the NFL is the 'penality' you often have to pay for with their commitment.

But I guess three years of their high skilled on-field performance is worth that one year of lost PT. The only problem with some of these players is that some are RSed for a year and we only actually realize two years of quality PT from them before they are gone.

Just the way it is with all schools and the chance you take with these highly-rated players, I guess.

Go Dawgs!

He may or may not comeback but there will be more left - him, Ogletree, Swann, Moore, Dawson, Jenkins, Clemons, and then the crew coming in especially if we don't win the SEC this year. I know everyone likes to believe that but Bama and LSU did not lose all their talent so don't expect that to just be handed over. Also until I see us play a full game start to finish consistently and beat a ranked opponent thoroughly then I will be more of a believer. I think we can just want to see it and I don't think we just assume we would beat LSU or Alabama. LSU will be better next year - Jefferson is gone and they a guy who can play QB.

We need to get our players in the frame of mind of playing their Sr year especially if they have not won the title. If you win everything then I can see going pro. I can even somewhat understand the being in the first round and all. But I would much rather win a championship than to just leave early for the money. But I know that is me and I don't know the situations that the kids are facing so I don't hold it against them but I would like to see more of what happened this year - all our boys are coming back.

Patrick Pass was known as the "sideline stalker" while at UGA..Guy has a couple of Super Bowl rings and played that Magic number(5) years or so to draw the NFL pension..
Same with Danny..2 Super Bowl rings and is approaching Pension status..The average life of an NFL runningback is about 4-5 years..The NFL pension is about 60K or more per year for life..I'd call that a successful career while retiring at 34-35..

Kwame is not Clifton. What's good for one brother may not be for the other.

Not statistically, only a role player for the GIANTS, but he now has 2 rings...not bad!!