At 26 years old, former Georgia Bulldogs star cornerback Deandre Baker still has plenty of potential to offer on the field. He recently tried out for the Dallas Cowboys as he looks to make a comeback in the NFL.
Baker played for the DC Defenders in the UFL this spring and had a successful season, recording 22 total tackles and a forced fumble. Along with cornerback Gaeron Conley, Baker showcased his talents in hopes of earning a training camp invitation.
Despite being released by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2022, Baker remains determined to prove himself and make a strong return to the league. He was a first-round pick for the New York Giants in the 2019 NFL draft, showcasing the impressive talent that Georgia football head coach Kirby Smart has fostered at the university.
In fact, Georgia has produced over 60 NFL players, with Smart leading the way as football head coach at Georgia. The program continues to produce top NFL draft picks at an impressive rate, making it clear that talent runs deep at Georgia and that players there are dedicated to their craft.
