After four weeks for Alabama Football and other SEC teams (five weeks for Vandy), the performance of SEC quarterbacks can be ranked with some accuracy. Though data through four games is a small sample, early-season trends are good indicators of how the SEC’s quarterbacks will perform in the middle third of the college football season.
Some subjective assessment was used in the rankings that follow, but they are primarily based on five sets of data: passing yards; passing completion percentage, rushing yards, touchdowns (passing and rushing) and interceptions.
The data sources are cfbstats.com and ESPN.
SEC Football Passing Yards – Per Game Average
- Will Rogers (Mississippi State) – 356.5 yards
- Stetson Bennett (Georgia) – 306 yards
- Hendon Hooker (Tennessee) – 298.3 yards
- Will Levis (Kentucky) – 296.3 yards
- Bryce Young (Alabama) – 257.3 yards
- KJ Jefferson (Arkansas) – 235.3 yards
- Spencer Rattler – (South Carolina) – 227 yards
- Anthony Richardson (Florida) – 219 yards
- Jayden Daniels (LSU) – 208.8 yards
- Brady Cook (Missouri) – 201.3 yards
- Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss) – 174.3 yards
- TJ Finley (Auburn) – 143.7 yards
- AJ Swann (Vanderbilt) – 141.8 yards
- Max Johnson (Texas A&M) – 104.7 yards
- Robby Ashford (Auburn) – 93 yards
SEC Football Passing Completion Percentage
- Stetson Bennett (Georgia) – 74.2%
- Will Rogers (Mississippi State) – 74.1%
- Jayden Daniels (LSU) – 73%
- Hendon Hooker (Tennessee) – 71.7%
- KJ Jefferson (Arkansas) – 69.1%
- Bryce Young (Alabama) – 68.6%
- Will Levis (Kentucky) – 67.5%
- Brady Cook (Missouri) – 63.3%
- TJ Finley (Auburn) – 62.3%
- Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss) – 62.2%
- Spencer Rattler (South Carolina) – 62.1%
- AJ Swann (Vanderbilt) – 58.3%
- Robby Ashford (Auburn) – 57.1%
- Anthony Richardson (Florida) – 53.7%
- Max Johnson (Texas A&M) – 53.3%