ATHENS — Georgia held its first full fall scrimmage on Saturday, and DawgNation is hearing the Bulldogs run game looked good but dropped passes were trending.

The on-field temperature approached 100 degrees, with the heat index escalating the “feels like” temperature 10 degrees hire, creating challenging circumstances for all of the players.

Tailback Chauncey Bowens had one of the hotter performances, running effectively throughout the scrimmage.

Nate Frazier, the projected starter, broke off a run of more than 30 yards near the start of practice but was limited in his action.

Bo Walker scored the only touchdown of the scrimmage after a catch and run.

Freshman tailback Jae Lamar also showed some impressive running skills but a late fumble after a pass reception was less than a highlight.

London Humphreys and Landon Roldan were two receivers who performed well, per observers.

Humphreys, however, took a jarring hit from preseason All-American candidate KJ Bolden after making a catch over the middle.

Other receivers didn’t fare as well.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart told his pass catchers at a practice open to Glory Glory NIL initiative subscribers last Sunday that “We’re going to start counting dropped passes.”

Smart might have that same sentiment after Saturday’s workout.

Incoming transfer Isiah Canion and incoming freshman Kaiden Prothro both made nice catches, but even they were not immune to dropped passes.

Likewise for receivers Talyn Taylor and Sacovie White-Helton and tight ends Jaden Reddell and Elyiss Williams.

White-Helton and Roldan were returning punts.

Center Drew Bobo was held out, and some snaps reflected that, with one going over the head of Gunner Stockton.

Cortez Smith took first-team reps with Bobo out with Malachi Toliver second in line at the position.

It was a mixed bag at quarterback, per observers with Stockton still working to get dialed in while back-up Ryan Montgomery continued to have good moments.