There's little doubt the SEC boasts a ton of talent and potential at quarterback in 2025, but there are still pressing questions to answer.

The conference's annual summer event has concluded, but talking season will continue for a just a little bit longer. Here's some thoughts about this year's event.

SEC football media days concluded July 17 with Texas A&M, Kentucky, Arkansas and Missouri speaking on Day 4 of news conferences in Atlanta.

The future of the College Football Playoff seemingly depends on whether the SEC adds a ninth conference game to its schedule.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/olemiss as Ole Miss Football's Austin Simmons Labeled Top-10 Quarterback in SEC By CBS Sports. Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels will roll out a new-look roster this upcoming season with all eyes on the program in Oxford looking to take that next step.

Perhaps that took some of the edge off when the 2025 preseason All-SEC teams came out. Alternatively, it gave me a clear direction with my gripes. Not seeing certain players on those squads lit a fire under me.

Auburn was represented by six players across the three teams, with Cam Coleman and Keldric Faulk landing on the All-SEC First Team. Connor Lew, Xavier Chaplin, Eric Singleton Jr. and Alex McPherson all made the third team.

It’s no secret the rivalry has intensified in recent years. Over the last decade, the SEC has won six of the 10 national championships. Two were won by Clemson in that stretch but the last two were won by Big Ten rivals, Michigan last year and Ohio State in January.