Are you looking for a creative birthday present for your favorite Georgia fan? Or does this same person need a pep talk before football season?

If so, check out Cameo.com where you can pay one of Georgia’s current players to record a short video for you for a fee. Several current Bulldogs have signed up for the popular website within the last few days, permitted to do so by the NCAA’s new rules for name, image and likeness (NIL).

For example, Tykee Smith, the West Virginia transfer who will become a household name among Bulldogs fans by the end of the season for his physical style of play at safety, is charging $50 per Cameo.

UGA running back Zamir White seems like a steal at $24 per Cameo.

In these videos, it’s your job to provide the script, or clearly state what you want said. Then the actors craft it in their own words. Honestly, if you’ve ever seen the past Cameo videos involving NFL players/coaches and Hollywood actors, some of the scripts are pretty hilarious with what is said. So it will be interesting to see how far the college athletes go … without providing bulletin-board material for other teams.

For me, I predict many other Georgia athletes will be signing up for Cameo very soon. It’s a very easy way to make money, it’s good practice for them with public speaking and fan interaction to earn future marketing deals, and it’s a great deal/memory for die-hard UGA fans -- as long as it’s $50 or less.

JT Daniels is about to get paid

Georgia quarterback JT Daniels has announced an NIL deal with Everett Sports Marketing , along with North Carolina quarterback Sam Howell.

How much money will Daniels make? “Everett declined to discuss Daniels’ deal in detail Tuesday. But he has been quoted in other interviews saying he expects the earning potential of the top players in college football to range between $100,000 and seven figures,” per the AJC’s Chip Towers.

Speaking of Howell, he seems to be consensus as one of the top two quarterback to go off the board in the early NFL Mock Drafts for 2020. The other is Oklahoma’s Spencer Rattler.

What about JT Daniels? There are mixed opinions about his NFL stock, primarily due to a limited sample size to evaluate. He sure looked outstanding, though, in last year’s string of appearances. Daniels just has that “it factor” as the team’s field commander.

One thing is for sure: In the age of dual-threat quarterbacks, Daniels will likely have to prove that he can run just enough – or be mobile enough – to keep defenses honest to win over some NFL scouts. I’m not talking about designed run plays at UGA, but rather Daniels being able to scramble for an easy first down if the defense drops everyone back in pass coverage. The Clemson game will mark two years since Daniels suffered his knee injury, so Daniels should be more than up to the task.

By the way, perhaps no one is high on JT Daniels as the College Football News. The sports website has the Georgia quarterback ranked as the No. 1 QB in the SEC, along with the fourth best overall player in the league.

Georgia ‘Takeover Day’ on the SEC Network

If you love everything UGA and you’re on vacation this week, then today is good day to watch the SEC Network, particularly as Tropical Storm Else approaches Georgia.

There will be full day of UGA sports shown on the SEC Network, including a replay of the Peach Bowl between the Bulldogs and Cincinnati at 9 pm.

For more info, please see below.