Kirby Smart believes the Georgia Bulldogs roster is younger than ever before. But is that a massive problem for the Dawgs? The modern age of college football has brought forth a litany of major shifts for all programs. NIL, the transfer portal, and the ever-changing landscape of the playoff have forced coaches to adjust the way teams go about acquiring talent and assembling a roster. One program that has been extremely vocal in pointing out these changes is the Georgia Bulldogs. Over the past few seasons, head coach Kirby Smart has consistently reiterated that his roster is younger than ever before, with the team seemingly starting more and more freshman each season. But while thrusting a freshly christened 18-year-old into a starting lineup can create issues for a roster, freshman turning in major contributions is not exactly a new aspect to Smart's Bulldogs team. In fact, some of Georgia's mist successful seasons under Smart have been headlined by freshmen.…