With the ascension of the SEC's golden child to the promised land of the pros, the SEC is left with naught but the baser clay to man their offenses in 2010. Draft scouts aren't exactly slobbering over the prospects of anyone whose last name doesn't start with an "M" and ends with "allett." And even then it might just be because he's built like Lurch from the Addams Family and has been weaned for the role by former sorta-pro coach Petrino.
But still, somebody has to be the breakout field general this year? If not, who will Gary Danielson fawn over during those long dark second half blowouts when he used to whisper the name of his loved one over and over for the benefit of the viewers at home? Sure he'll give kudos to Julio Jones or A.J. Green now and then but it's just not the same.
So we ask you, dear readers, who will it be. Which quarterback is going to come crashing out of the woodwork and set the SEC on fire this year?
Poll
Who Will Be The SEC's Leading QB For 2010?
Greg McElroy, Alabama (674 votes)
Ryan Mallett, Arkansas (309 votes)
John Brantley, Florida (153 votes)
Cameron Newton, Auburn (29 votes)
Stephen Garcia, South Carolina (24 votes)
Larry Smith, Vanderbilt (10 votes)
Matt Simms, Tennessee (7 votes)
Jordan Jefferson, LSU (9 votes)
Chris Relf, Mississippi State (6 votes)
Mike Hartline, Kentucky (6 votes)
Aaron Murray, Georgia (9 votes)
Nathan Stanley, Ole Miss (5 votes)
1241 total votes


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