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Kirby Smart certainly hasn’t forgotten about Johnny Manziel’s off-field antics. When speaking at the Nike Coach of the Year Clinic over the weekend, the Georgia Bulldogs coach savagely jabbed the former Texas A&M quarterback, who infamously flamed out of the NFL after two turbulent seasons.

But in the cutthroat world of SEC football, there is one coach whose job seems to be extremely safe. That is Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart, who, according to The Athletic, currently has the "least hot" seat in the SEC.

NEW: Kirby Smart jabbed Johnny Manziel while speaking at the Nike Coach of the Year Clinic💀 “He ain’t no champion. Champion of what? Champion of fireball!” (via @JamesALight) https://t.co/GtvRhWtkI9 pic.twitter.com/lp2WC5258c

Georgia coach Kirby Smart had some fun at the expense of former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel during a coaching clinic appearance over the weekend, joking that the former Heisman Trophy winner was a "Champion of Fireball."

Talking trash on Johnny Manziel in 2025 is a strange stance. However, count Kirby Smart as one of those haters.

"They're definitely quarterbacks, that's the most elementary thing... He ain't no champion," Smart said. "Champion of what? Champion of fireball!"

Georgia enlisted the help of head football coach Kirby Smart to keep the student section in check during the closing moments of Tuesday's college

Ahead of the NFL draft, a former star on Kirby Smart's Georgia Bulldogs dropped a very stern comment to Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Paired with a similar player in Malik Mustapha, the Niners would pack a mighty punch at safety. For a team that is likely looking for players that bring juice with the presumed exits of Talanoa Hufanga and Dre Greenlaw, having two missiles in the defensive backfield is vital.

Georgia Bulldogs star Mykel Williams made an honest confession about his health during the 2024 NCAA season, as he moves on from Kirby Smart's program to the NFL.