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From national title contenders to desperate rebuilds, pressure is mounting across the SEC — and not just on quarterbacks. In this episode of OutKick Hot Mic, Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow rank the top SEC QBs under the most heat heading into the 2025 season.
We’re talking about:
🏈 Gunner Stockton at Georgia
🔥 Jackson Arnold’s redemption shot at Auburn
🚨 Marcel Reed’s breakout potential at Texas A&M
👀 The future of Arch Manning and other rising stars
🎯 Why Brian Kelly, Hugh Freeze, and others may be coaching for their jobs
Plus: A full “Any Given Saturday” likability power ranking of SEC head coaches — who’s real, who’s cringey, and who’s just playing a character on camera?
Don’t miss this SEC deep dive. Whether you're siding with the signal-callers or watching the sidelines heat up, this episode delivers sharp analysis with classic OutKick edge.
👇 Sound off in the comments: Which SEC QB or coach is under the most pressure in 2025?
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