Cover 4 on Georgia football: Which SEC East team is the biggest threat?

DawgNation has four staffers who cover Georgia football from every angle: Beat, live streams, photos, podcasts, recruiting, etc. The “Cover 4” concept is: 1) Present a topic; 2) Offer a reasoned response; 3) Share a brisk statement to support the informed opinion. 4) Pepper the page with photos for the big picture. For this edition, we discuss the biggest potential pitfalls to Georgia in the SEC East.

DawgNation continues with the “Cover 4” concept. The focus is always a timely “Cover 4” look with each of our guys manning the secondary on a pertinent topic.

The quick in-and-out game remains. These takes are designed to come out quicker than former Bulldog Nick Chubb scored his third touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens this year.

The latest “Cover 4” question is:

Which team is the biggest threat to Georgia in the SEC East?

Brandon Adams: No one

DawgNation Daily thinks that this guy is as good a foil as any for Georgia in the 2019 SEC East race. (Photo special to DawgNation)/Dawgnation)

The “why” from “DawgNation Daily” here: “The SEC East wasn’t expected to be great, but it’s even worse than we imagined. Florida isn’t a serious contender and virtually everyone else has major flaws. UGA will be challenged, but not by anyone in its division.”

Mike Griffith: Missouri

Kelly Bryant runs past South Carolina’s Israel Mukuamu in the first quarter at Faurot Field on September 21, 2019, in Columbia, Missouri. (David Eulitt/Getty Images)/Dawgnation)

The “why” from “On the Beat” here: “It’s a trap game on the schedule, and Kelly Bryant’s mobility makes him a threat for the Tigers.“

Connor Riley: Themselves

What might cause the Bulldogs to slip up this fall? Mr. Good Day UGA offers up a thought about that one. (Jeff Sentell/DawgNation)/Dawgnation)

The “why” from “Good Day UGA” here: “Florida struggled with a bad Miami team. Missouri lost to Wyoming. Tennessee is Tennessee. Georgia is far and away better than everyone else in the division. If Georgia is to lose to an SEC East team, it will largely be by Georgia’s own doing.“

Jeff Sentell: Florida

Kyle Trask and his teammates enter the field before the start of a game against the Towson Tigers at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on September 28, 2019, in Gainesville, Florida. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)/Dawgnation)

The Intel here: “The Gators get a lot of grief around these parts but this history of Georgia football says otherwise. A lot of the folks I came up listening to said no one knows what type of team the Bulldogs have until they come out of Duval County. False fronts get revealed. Stout teams get that blue check. That’s still the litmus to me.“