Let’s get going with the second rep of a UGA football feature called the Cover 4. There are four staffers for DawgNation who cover the team from many angles: Beat, hybrid roles, live streams, photos, podcasts, recruiting, etc. The Cover 4 aim is simple: 1) Present a topic; 2) Offer a reasoned response; 3) Share a brisk one-sentence statement to support that informed opinion. 

Can the Bulldogs win every game on the schedule this year? Sure. The preseason polls universally laud them to be a legit title contender the year after they played for it all.

Will they? Which contest looms as the biggest potential banana peel along the way?

Let’s line up our four DawgNation guys to cover that topic.

Get ready. Here are four takes that come faster than Georgia junior Mecole Hardman Jr. can post on his social media accounts.

Which opponent has the best chance to beat Georgia?

Ed Orgeron spoke on Monday, July 16, at SEC Football Media Day in Atlanta. Brandon Adams thinks the most likely stumbling block of the 2018 season will be here. (Curtis Compton/AJC)/Dawgnation)

Brandon Adams: at LSU, Oct. 13

The 1-sentence why: Tigers will be greatly helped by some transfers — Fehoko, a quality DT from Texas Tech, Giles a WR, also from Texas Tech, and Terrence Alexander the DB from Stanford.

Can the Tigers get past Georgia again during the regular season this fall? Chip Towers feels that could happen. (Jamie Squires/Getty Images)/Dawgnation)

Chip Towers: vs. Auburn, Nov. 10

The 1-sentence why: They are closest in the talent quotient, and the history of this rivalry is to break the other team’s heart.

Mike Griffith feels that Auburn could be the most likely team on the schedule to beat the Bulldogs this year. (Nate Gettleman/SEC Country)/Dawgnation)

Mike Griffith: vs. Auburn, Nov. 10

The 1-sentence why: Rivalry game, Tigers have a physical, ferocious D and a creative offense

Can the Tigers get by the Bulldogs at home this fall? That looks like the biggest potential hiccup to one DawgNation staffer this fall. (Cox Media Group file photo)/Dawgnation)

Jeff Sentell: at LSU, Oct. 13

The 1-sentence why:  Three things pop to mind: 1) They call it Death Valley for a reason; 2) Joe Burrow can boost that offense and 3) All those young Bulldogs will still be wet behind the ears in October. 

Do you have an opinion? Share your one-sentence why in the comments field below.

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