WATCH: Georgia ‘Great Wall’ makes historic statement in 2020 NFL Draft

ATHENS — Georgia’s offensive line never quite lived up to its “Great Wall” moniker on the field last season, but the 2020 NFL Draft has been a different story.

The Bulldogs became the first team to have two tackles selected in the first round since Tennessee turned the trick in 1991, when Phillip Fulmer was the offensive line coach and Charles McRae and Antone Davis were selected 7th and 8th overall.

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Georgia football finished the 2019 season with a Sugar Bowl win and  No. 4 national ranking, but some felt UGA could have done more.

The offensive line wasn’t the issue, but it also wasn’t as dominant as expected. Injuries led to the Bulldogs starting six different O-Line combinations in the first seven games.

The Georgia prospects were no less attractive to NFL teams, however.

The New York Giants selected Andrew Thomas with the fourth overall pick, making him the highest offensive line pick in UGA history, and then the Tennessee Titans picked Isaiah Wilson with the 29th overall pick.

Thomas gets reunited with his former Georgia teammates, linebacker Lorenzo Carter and cornerback Deandre Baker.