Georgia football: Which quarterback is affected the most by Jamie Newman opting out this season?
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The quick in-and-out game remains. It is designed to come out quicker than a group of elite Bulldog recruits can fill up the back of a truck bed.
The latest “Cover 4” question is:
Which UGA quarterback will be affected the most by Jamie Newman opting out?
Brandon Adams: Brock Vandagriff

The “why” from “DawgNation Daily” here: “The 2021 commit could have an inside track to become next season’s starter if the presumed starter for this season, JT Daniels, plays well enough to move on to the NFL.”
Mike Griffith: Carson Beck

The “why” from “On the Beat” here: “Carson Beck in the short term, because Newman’s departure opens up a seat on the proverbial “Bus” for road trips. There’s a chance Beck was going to leave with three quarterbacks ahead of him and another 5-star coming in next season. JT Daniels gets more first-team reps, and D’Wan Mathis — along with Beck — has a path to the starting spot in 2021 if Daniels leaves after this season.“
Connor Riley: D’Wan Mathis

The “why” from “Good Day UGA” here: “Really wanted to put Justin Fields here but I think for the 2020 season it has to be Mathis. He does offer some of the athleticism Newman did and the intel has suggested that he’s been impressive when getting reps. If Daniels isn’t fully healthy to go and Mathis continues to practice well, he may have found himself taking meaningful game reps for the Bulldogs.“
Jeff Sentell: Carson Beck
