The quarterback position is one of the SEC's giant mysteries heading into the 2016 season.

Aside from Ole Miss' Chad Kelly and Tennessee's Joshua Dobbs, no quarterbacks in the conference have proved they can handle the responsibility of running the offense for an SEC football team.

There is potential, though.

Texas A&M's Trevor Knight had success early in his Oklahoma career before losing his job and transferring. Georgia's Jacob Eason has more upside than any player in the conference, and LSU's Brandon Harris is entering his second full season as a starter in Baton Rouge. 

How do the quarterback situations stack up after spring practice? Here's our ranking based on talent, versatility and track recor...

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