Georgia Bulldogs star offensive guard Tate Ratledge left Georgia's 13-12 win over Kentucky with a leg injury. Kentucky outplayed Georgia for much of the game, but the Bulldogs prevailed.

Georgia will need Ratledge later in the season. Fortunately for Georgia, the Dawgs have a bye this week before heading to play the Alabama Crimson Tide on Sept. 28.

"Don't know," said Kirby Smart. "I was told ankle and knee, but I don't know which is worse or how bad it is. I don't know much about it."

Georgia's offense has not been productive in three of the four halves it has played against a Power Four defense this season. The lone exception was Georgia's second half against the Clemson Tigers.

"But we were resilient, man," said Kirby Smart on Georgia's fourth quarter road comeback. "We responded to them. That's the true sign of a great fighter is not how hard you punch, but what punches can you take."

Update: Ratledge reportedly suffered a MCL sprain and an ankle sprain. He is projected to miss several weeks, per Rusty Mansell of DawgsHQ. Georgia is reportedly targeting a Nov. 2 return against Florida.

This article originally appeared on Bulldogs Wire: Kirby Smart updates status of injured All-American OL