The race to become the SEC's first-team All-SEC quarterback this year has been the college football equivalent of a roller coaster.
First, it was Ole Miss' Chad Kelly jumping to the top of the pack. The junior college transfer threw nine touchdowns and only one pick through the first three games, went on the road to stun Alabama in Tuscaloosa and helped elevate Ole Miss to one of the nation's top teams.
Then Kelly struggled versus Vanderbilt, got blown out at Florida and the early-season shine had worn off before the leaves began to change color.
Next up: Florida's Will Grier.