Rashad Johnson, a safety from Bushnell, Florida, has committed to the Georgia Bulldogs for the 2025 recruiting class, marking another significant addition to Georgia’s robust summer recruiting efforts. Rated as a four-star prospect, Johnson is ranked 323rd overall, the 29th among safeties, and the 43rd in Florida for his class, according to 247 Sports composite rankings. His decision came after official visits to Louisville, Penn State, Georgia, and Texas A&M, opting ultimately for the Bulldogs over these other programs.
Johnson’s commitment solidifies Georgia’s recruitment strategy, adding depth to their defensive lineup alongside fellow safety commit Jaylan Morgan. His pledge brings Georgia’s total commits for the class to 20, reinforcing their position as contenders for a top-rated recruiting class this cycle.
The Bulldogs’ 2025 recruiting class boasts a diverse array of talents, including Elyiss Williams at tight end, Jadon Perlotte at linebacker, and Darren Ikinnagbon at edge rusher. Quarterback Ryan Montgomery, offensive tackle Mason Short, defensive tackle Stephon Shivers, and running back Bo Walker are also among the standout additions. Wide receivers Thomas Blackshear, Talyn Taylor, Tyler Williams, and Landon Roldan provide depth in the offensive arsenal, while defensive additions like Christian Garrett at defensive line and Todd Robinson at defensive back further enhance Georgia’s defensive capabilities.
Overall, Johnson’s commitment underscores Georgia’s ongoing success in securing top-tier talent, positioning them strongly for future collegiate football seasons.
