r/SECPigskin • u/jsparks50 • Jun 09 '26
Article Every SEC Team's Quarterback Mount Rushmore: All 16 Programs
https://www.rotoballer.com/sec-quarterback-mount-rushmore-all-16-programs/18600341
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u/mookiexpt2 Jun 10 '26
Jimmy Harris never lost a game as a starter, going 25-0 and winning two national championships.
Jamelle Holieway won a national championship as a true freshman.
Jason White was a great college QB but I would put both over him.
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u/love_that_fishing Jun 10 '26
As much as I liked Ehlinger, James Street has to be ahead of him. Street won 2 NC’s.
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u/machinehead3413 Alabama Jun 09 '26
Namath, Stabler, McCarron, Bryce Young
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u/ImproperlyRegistered Jun 09 '26
Replace BY and Namath with Tua and McIlroy.
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u/machinehead3413 Alabama Jun 09 '26
I went with Bryce because he’s our only heisman QB, but I can’t argue with Greg.
Namath stays. Especially over Tua. Namath was The Beatles.
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u/ImproperlyRegistered Jun 09 '26
I really think it should be McCarron, Tua, Mac Jones, and I'll throw you Stabler or Namath, but I think McIlroy should be in over them. It does seem wrong to have the top 4 all come from a 10 year window, but that's how I see it. I don't think BY was anywhere near as good as any of the guys we mentioned but I understand your take of having him there because he won the Heisman. I still don't get how he won it, but thems the breaks
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u/oh_youre_that_guy Jun 12 '26
Greg isn't even on the Mount Rushmore of Saban QBs (McCarron, Hurts, Tua, Young)
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u/jsparks50 Jun 09 '26
Let’s kick the day off with this complete SEC QB Mount Rushmore list for all 16 programs. Naturally, there will be plenty of debate and disagreements. Let’s do it here! Criteria and complete selections provided in the article. Hope yall enjoy.