SEC players who can take over the 2024 football season

One player can alter the entire course of a season for a conference. In the Southeastern Conference, that player often wins the Heisman Trophy.

Several players from the SEC come to mind in regard to taking over the league. Former LSU quarterback Joe Burrow went from a 57.8% passer in 2018 to the most dominant passer college football has ever seen.

Florida quarterback Tim Tebow and Auburn quarterback Cam Newton won with a man-among-boys dual threat attack. They were among players who had the greatest effect on their conference in a given season.

2024 presents several options to take that mantle. Numerous SEC programs have Heisman contenders and potential All-Americans who can make their presence known.

Let’s predict the players who have the ability to take over the conference next fall.

The # of Alabama players to enter the portal since Nick Saban’s retirement is in the double digits.

Jalen Milroe stayed. It was never a question for the Tide QB.

“What’s for you is for you. For me, that’s to stay at Alabama. I signed my letter of intent to come to University… pic.twitter.com/XNy5UQn04S

— Jamie Hale (@JamieHaleSports) January 28, 2024

There’s plenty of change surrounding the Alabama football program. Two thirds of the program’s starters from a season ago are gone, but one big time player is coming back. And if I am wrong in my Alabama record prediction, Milroe will be the reason why.

Many questioned whether or not new head coach Kalen DeBoer would retain Milroe as starter. Those questions always seemed silly to me. You find a fit for him even if he doesn’t fit your system. He’s that good.

The dynamic player is as skilled a downfield thrower as his arm is strong. He is the most underrated deep ball passer in college football. Add in his ability to run, and you’re looking at a legitimate Heisman front runner.

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Author : Longhorns Wire

Publish date : 2024-01-29 17:06:01

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