Today, we are going to give you our top 10 SEC quarterbacks NFL draft style.

You're not going to want to miss it.

We want to know what you think because I'm sure Blaine's going to piss somebody off.

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Got another fantastic show for you today as we are barreling toward college football season. I know it still feels like it's a long way away. Some people think

there is no offseason. But today, along with former Michigan quarterback David Cohn, my brother,

former Western State, Colorado wide receiver, Blaine Crane, we're going to be drafting and giving

you our list of the top 10 SEC quarterbacks heading into 2025. And in one of the most intriguing narratives, I think, for all

of college football, is the amount of new quarterbacks, whether that be via the transfer

portal or young guys that have vided their time and waited to have a chance to play that we

have throughout the sport, but especially in the southeastern conference. I counted guys,

nine teams, all right, whether it's

transfer portal, whether it's a guy who wasn't a starter through getting a last year.

Oklahoma, you have Georgia, Texas, Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Missouri, and Kentucky.

Nine teams with new starting quarterbacks.

There's been a lot of hype around some of the young guys.

We're going to get into that.

But just to me, it makes it a lot more interesting.

I think that's why we feel like there's going to be a decent amount of parity this year in college football, David,

because of the amount of new quarterbacks that we have, which I love not knowing the end of the book when I start to read it. Now, I've only read four

books. I typically just watch the movie when it comes out. But to me, it makes a lot more

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