First-Team All-SEC Selections & Most Underrated Players

SEC Mike and Athlon Sports Senior Editor Steven Lassan are back to talk SEC Football!
0:00 -- intro
3:00 -- Ole Miss
6:20 -- Mississippi State
9:45 -- Vanderbilt
12:45 -- Texas A&M
18:20 -- Texas
20:45 -- Tennessee
27:50 -- South Carolina
29:50 -- Oklahoma
33:10 -- Missouri
36:00 -- LSU
40:30 -- Kentucky
42:35 -- Georgia
45:00 -- Florida
47:45 -- Auburn
49:35 -- Arkansas
52:15 -- Alabama
55:00 -- First-Team All-SEC Selections

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[@thegardenhutch5833]

Cousin Mike doing the Lord’s work and given us college football in June. Know it’s tough to come up with content but we appreciate it! #WPS!

[@ThatSECPodcast]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@Slim804]

You hit it Mike, John Campbell! And of course, James Pearce and Cooper Mays! There's some men on both sides of the ball! Great show!

[@jmjones7897]

Daylen Carnell ( Safety) for Missouri. Him + Walker Jr. tore it up in the Cotton. Major contributor late last year, should see consistent playing time

[@bass_fishing_fuels7404]

Watch out for Brett norfleet. His true freshman season made him look like a receiving threat.

[@billgwinn9600]

by the time he's a senior, wouldn't doubt he might be the best tight end in cfb

[@williamrenaudin6248]

True Story!! It started getting real when you had that new Athlon in your hands!!

[@ThatSECPodcast]

Yes indeed!

[@michaelhart6318]

Mizzou's Connor Tollison is the best interior lineman in the SEC.

[@Swerve-Online]

LSU defense pathway to success. Ryan, Gilbert and Mcbride significantly improve the safety spot. Toviano and Stamps are no longer true freshman at CB. Edge is loaded. Just as important, Baker improved mizzu from 100s to the 30s in defense. He should do similar for LSU defense. The offense is stacked. They won't be 3 deviation better than the next best team, but they should stay in that top 10 group.

[@Wetrockstah2116]

Kentucky has the best cornerback and defensive tackle in the SEC. Maxwell hairston and Deone Walker. On offense Barion Brown the most dangerous return man in the country, and will have a breakout year.

[@brendanstandish5259]

I’m as high on Austin Barber as the next guy, but Jake Slaughter is more of that underrated mold in my opinion

[@user-ry1fx9dj6z]

No Tre Wilson at WR is craaazy

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[@wallysmith6229]

Go Dawgs

[@Gutslinger]

30:05 - I would agree about Anthony. He was great until he got injured. But I don't know how great he'll be coming off of that season ending injury. Farooq? I can't agree on that one. I like him and he plays aggressive, but I don't think he's underrated. If anything, I think he's overrated by people outside of OU.

[@HeadlessAce]

Anthony was WR1 before he went down for the season. Anderson was dubbed “Nick 6” by the RRS, as his td/catch ratio was very high. Farooq had flashes of greatness, but was prone to fumbling on the backstretch of the season. If he can clean those fumbles up, he’s about as solid of a WR4 as one could hope for, realistically, aside from LSU-19 or similar team.

[@user-xp6qd4sk1j]

@@HeadlessAce Who's #3 behind anthony and anderson?

[@HeadlessAce]

@@user-xp6qd4sk1j Did you watch the OU spring game Fred? If you did, the answer is obvious & he’s WR3 purely because he’s playing the slot receiver & not because of talent/ability.

[@user-xp6qd4sk1j]

@@HeadlessAce I did. Don't know any of the players. Hence my question. So it's anthony #1, anderson #2 some nameless slot receiver #3 and farooq at #4.Thank you for your time sir. Saw one of those top 10 WR room lists. sooners came in at #10 in the country and it was either 5th or 6th best (think it was 6th more than 5th) in the SEC. Welcome to BROADWAY dude. LSU was one of the SEC WRs ranked higher. Three other opponents on the list were texass, ole miss and mizzou. Hopr uo secondary is up for the challenge.

[@shawnkurtz4424]

OL guys to watch Armand Membou

[@user-xp6qd4sk1j]

Lacy led LSU in YPR.

[@ThatSECPodcast]

Not overly impressive considering he had just 30 catches. Nabers and Thomas had 154

[@user-xp6qd4sk1j]

@@ThatSECPodcast Just goes to show how EXPLOSIVE LSU's #3 WR was. He also had 7 TDs on those just 30 receptions. That's TD for every just over 4 receptions. I would think any WR coach would be happy with that.

[@bobwilliams5506]

Moo State won't be bowling. 4 or 5 wins is it for the cowbells.

[@williamrenaudin6248]

If you’re a DC who has to play Ole Miss in ‘24, how are you going to guard Tre Harris or Deion Smith, Caden Prieskorn or Dae'Quan Wright, Jordan Watkins or Juice Wells, Ulysses Bentley IV or Henry Parrish Jr. out the backfield (and many other etc’s like Cayden Lee, Ayden Williams, all the RB’s… (so many etc’s!!) with a huge 2 deep O-Line and a ‘toolsy’ QB like Jaxson Dart who will have Lane Kiffin in his head until the ball is snapped?! P. S. The Cheat Code cuts off at 15 seconds. Ole Miss snaps the ball on average at 18 seconds. Very Scary!!!

[@ThatSECPodcast]

Don't forget Ayden Williams

[@tannerjones6564]

Do what UGA did to them last season

[@joshuawarren2417]

TJ Dudley will be a problem this year!

[@TylerEubank]

Walter Nolen has not been super productive. Injured a lot. I don’t get the hype.

[@tannerjones6564]

He still hyped from his highschool 5* label. He has done nothing to deserve the hype

[@muddywaters2818]

He played in 11 games and had 4 sacks from the interior on a horrible team… imagine him playing with actual talent on a great team. Go watch his highlight film and you’ll see the hype which made him a 5 star.

[@MaxQ2989]

@@muddywaters2818Nic Scourton had 10 sacks at…Purdue. 4+ against OSU and Michigan. Edgerron Cooper had 10 sacks in 2023. Nolen can be good when he wants to be. Tie a pole to his back with a bag of money in front of his face and he might go

[@davidyancey3795]

Cringe not even bringing up Ewers for first team

[@ThatSECPodcast]

He's a step below all the QBs mentioned

[@davidyancey3795]

@@ThatSECPodcastperhaps last years Ewers but he made significant steps forward from the previous year and is the most physically gifted of all of the ones listed. He had better stats against better strength of schedule than like 50% of the dudes mentioned. I can understand arguments for Dart/Beck but for Ewers, who most people nationally have as the first or second best web to not even get a mention… I mean Milroe over Ewers? Brady Cook over Ewers? Where do these guys get off?