247 SEC QB rankings for 2023
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Weird year for QBs in the SEC. Odd that Alabama was on a hot streak for QBs and crashed immediately.
If you listen closely you can hear a Tennessee fan screeching about Leary being above Milton.
Yeah that list could end up a lot of different ways by year end. You know who I think is too low either way is Jaxson Dart. That kid was impressive against us with his feet and throws. Not sure what weapons he has coming back but like his talent.
How in the hell Does Bama pay 2 million for there last QB and not have a top recruit or even a top transfer. So much for tradition Aswell.Seems odd. I mean wouldn’t you think about any QB would play for Bama not no QB will. There setting with that guy, no way he is there choice. How?
You can have an average qb and make them look great with 5 star wr's and oline.
Ty Simpson was a 5 star top 100 recruit 2 yrs ago. Everyone wanted him. Guess their hot streak ran out....Jalen Hurt, Tua, Mac Jones. Simpson supposed to br the next stud but isn't ready yet to take over and run the show. Might never be for them, probably in the portal this Dec.
Will Rogers is back? Hasn’t he been there like 8 years?
Even being my QB I don't see how Beck can possibly be ranked #6 with the limited number of snaps he has taken and the majority of those were having the ball off to a RB hitting the A gap.
Now for the top guys, LSU may have the 2 best QB in t he conference, can't believe 1 didn't transfer. Jefferson is probably the best running threat, don't think he is best QB. Leary certainly has the credentials to be rankedwhere he is, the only question mark would be his duribility.
Now for the top guys, LSU may have the 2 best QB in t he conference, can't believe 1 didn't transfer. Jefferson is probably the best running threat, don't think he is best QB. Leary certainly has the credentials to be rankedwhere he is, the only question mark would be his duribility.
Not really. Some rankings have Milton in the bottom 7, which I have no problem with at this point. Milton could end up being all-world or he could be replaced by a true freshman early in the season. There's just not a large body of work to judge, and with what we do have om tape, we have seen both ends of the spectrum. I'm certainly encouraged with his most recent play, but the question is can he sustain that level of play. It may be the UF game before we get a real indication of how he performs under pressure. He is going to have a lot of skill talent around him to take some of the pressure off him though.
Agree with @Grumpyolddawg , I don't see Jefferson being all world. Not the best decision maker or passer. Definitely a tough runner, which gives defenses fits, for sure.
Regarding Rogers, I would lean towards agreeing with you.
But I also suspect there may be some question around how much of Rogers’ performance is based on his skill and decision making versus how much is him simply benefiting from playing in Mike Leach’s system.
Ole Miss has a 1000+ yard rusher returning but OM lost 4 in a row and 5 of their last 6 in '22, that's being ignored.
This site failed to get the TN memo....Milton and the Eight Million Dollar Man will finish One-Two in the Heisman race. Only question is which one is One and which one is Two.
He is very good. but I agree with you, we will see. Can't disagree, can't wait for the season. I'm 85 and wishing my life away.
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