All right, welcome in to the latest episode of that SEC podcast. I'm your host Michael Bratton.

Go by SEC Mike on Twitter and that is not cousin Shay that is

Stephen Lassen of course senior editor over at Athlaud Sports Stephen we're both

on zero sleep we're gonna try our best to get through this one.

How you doing buddy? Mike, anytime we fire up SEC after dark, I could find the

energy to get motivated to talk some SEC ball and as a

is a little like pre-game mediation you know we're think through this. Just take a step back. This time, next week, two SEC teams will be starting spring practice in Auburn and Missouri.

So here we go again.

There's always reason to get excited around

in this conference.

Yeah, man, I'm looking at the comments sections.

I appreciate all y'all jumping in here we're locked and loaded right out the

gate here Stephen and another Stephen last an idea for the show I love I love this

one we're gonna rank the quarterback rooms in the SEC.

16 different quarterback rooms. We are going to rank from best to worst in the SEC

for the 20-24 season.

And Stephen, since this was your idea, I was going to let throw it to you

and have you explain a little bit just the criteria that you are specifically using because I know you told me that you're

leaning a little bit more towards the starters but we're factoring in the entire quarterback

room so why don't you kind of explain it in a

little bit more detail? Yeah so every year I do the positional rankings for the

Athlon sports preseason magazine. This is your running back unit rankings, receivers, quarterback offensive line,

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