Ball-hawking Bulldogs safety with captain’s DNA
In the 2007 season, Kelin Johnson emerged as a rangy, high-impact Georgia safety, leading the Bulldogs with 4 interceptions while also contributing a sack and a blocked punt in a key win over Kentucky[13][14]. He was a defensive captain, a former Defensive Newcomer of the Year, and an all-around tone-setter who played with the kind of alert, unselfish intensity coaches love[8]. If you value reliability, playmaking instincts, and a player who can lift a defense with effort and football IQ, Johnson’s the kind of safety who fits beautifully.
