Georgia Bulldogs viewed as the 'behind-the-scenes' leader for highly coveted 2026 football recruit
The Georgia Bulldogs are reportedly viewed as the "behind-the-scenes" leader for 2026 four-star wide receiver Ryan Mosley. Mosley, 6-foot-4/206 lbs from Carrollton, GA, is rated in 247Sports' composite rankings as the No. 31 wide receiver in the nation and the No. 24 player in the state of Georgia. The South Carolina Gamecocks, Texas A&M Aggies, […]
The Georgia Bulldogs are reportedly viewed as the "behind-the-scenes" leader for 2026 four-star wide receiver Ryan Mosley.
Mosley, 6-foot-4/206 lbs from Carrollton, GA, is rated in 247Sports' composite rankings as the No. 31 wide receiver in the nation and the No. 24 player in the state of Georgia.
The South Carolina Gamecocks, Texas A&M Aggies, and Nebraska Cornhuskers are also in the mix for Mosley, but it's the Bulldogs that are currently viewed as the leader, albeit not by a large margin.
"Georgia is viewed as the behind-the-scenes leader at this time, with South Carolina and Texas A&M right on the Bulldogs' heels," noted 247Sports recruiting analyst Tom Loy this week.
Mosley is set to take an official visit to Georgia in late May. He'll also take official visits to South Carolina, Texas A&M, and Nebraska.
The Georgia native is listed as a wide receiver, but he could also play on the defensive side of the ball.
In fact, Mosley told 247Sports earlier this month that the Bulldogs are recruiting him as a wide receiver and as a defensive back.
"Georgia, they're recruiting me as both as a receiver and [as a] DB," said Mosley.
"They've (Georgia) always liked me as a receiver," added Mosley. "When they came to spring practice, I was playing safety, so they started recruiting me as as a safety. I'll do both. I'll do both. They just want me to pick which one I feel best with. Once I get that one down pat, we can work to another one."
Mosley is planning to announce his commitment after he completes his official visits, which indicates that a decision in the summer months is likely for the talented four-star recruit.
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