If there was ever a year for the SEC to shed its label of a mediocre quarterback league, this is it.
Unlike the past few offseasons filled with quarterback uncertainty, more than half the teams seem to know who their starters will be before fall camp begins. More than that, there's genuine enthusiasm about the quarterbacks in question.
Even Ole Miss and Missouri, which finished tied for the worst record in conference play last season, can boast a returning starter at the position. Missouri's Drew Lock might have taken a few licks as a sophomore, but he also led the league in passing yards during the regular season.