Athlon Sports ranked the SEC Quarterback rooms for the upcoming 2022 season

Athlon Sports ranked the SEC Quarterback rooms for the upcoming 2022 season

Going back a decade or more, the Southeastern Conference has been one of the most successful conferences in college football, only rivaling the Big 12 and Big Ten. At the head of that success, at least offensively, is the Quarterback, with a plethora of names over the years who have led their teams to post-season success, and personal recognition.

Recently, Athlon Sports released their annual Magazine, which you can purchase here, highlighting a long list of rankings relating to the upcoming 2022 college football season, including a concise ranking of all 14  Quarterback rooms in the SEC conference. For the Aggies, the quarterback competition is ongoing and is a unique mixture of talent, experience, and relentless determination, with the battle being between redshirt sophomore, Haynes King, junior, and LSU transfer, Max Johnson, and 5-star freshman, Conner Weigman.

As a whole, The SEC might be the most loaded in terms of NFL talent at the quarterback position going into this season, with a number of potential first-round prospects, and some of the deepest depth charts we’ve seen in years. Before the 2021 season for the Aggies, their QB depth chart consisted of Haynes King, Zach Calzada (now with Auburn), and walk-on, Blake Bost, putting their current unit in the much better territory by far.

Now, here is Athlon’s ranking of every SEC Quarterback room from 1-14!

How good is A&M’s running back group for the 2022 season?

Athlon Magazine Ranks the top 10 Running back groups for the 2022 season

Athlon Magazine, the annual college football-based publication from Athlon Sports, ranked the top 10 running back groups heading into the 2022 College Football season, highlighting the importance of the position and the versatile athletes that occupy it.

Overall, there isn’t a shortage of future NFL talent within the rankings, with players such as Texas’ Bijan Robinson, Ohio State’s TreVeyon Henderson, Wisconsin’s Braelon Allen, and Auburn’s Tank Bigsby, and Texas A&M’s Devon Achane leading running back units for some of the top-ranked teams in the country.

For the Aggies, starting experience may be lacking after the departure of Isaiah Spiller to the NFL, yet the depth chart from a talent perspective is the best its been in years, with the redshirt freshman tandem of Amari Daniels and LJ Johnson challenging for the primary back up spot behind the starter, Devon Achane.

Devon Achane played in all 12 games during the 2021 season while producing at a high rate with 7 yards per rush, and accounting for 910 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns, with 261 receiving yards as well, cementing himself as one of the most reliable weapons in the entire college football landscape.

Now, without further ado, here are the top-10 running back groups for the 2022 college football season!