Week 2 SEC Team and Positional Power Rankings

By
Michael Beard
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Jerry Jeudy (Photo: Denon McMillan, 247Sports)

After Week 1 in the SEC, many teams and players did better and/or worse than we had originally thought. Let’s take a look at the first updated power rankings of each team and offensive skill positions for Week 2.

Team Power Rankings

  1. Alabama
  2. LSU
  3. Georgia
  4. Texas A&M
  5. Auburn
  6. Florida
  7. Kentucky
  8. Mississippi St
  9. Missouri
  10. South Carolina
  11. Arkansas
  12. Ole Miss
  13. Tennessee
  14. Vanderbilt

QB Power Rankings

Bo Nix climbed the rankings 4 spots this week after appearing at number 14 prior to Week 1. The freshman showed tons of confidence, but still has quite a ways to go. – (Photo: Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports)
  1. Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (Last week: 1)
  2. Joe Burrow, LSU (4)
  3. Kellen Mond, Texas A&M (3)
  4. Jake Fromm, Georgia (2)
  5. Kelly Bryant, Missouri (5)
  6. Jarrett Guarantano, Tennessee (7)
  7. Feleipe Franks, Florida (6)
  8. Terry Wilson, Kentucky (10)
  9. Tommy Stevens, Mississippi St (13)
  10. Bo Nix, Auburn (14)
  11. Jake Bentley, South Carolina (8)
  12. Ben Hicks, Arkansas (14)
  13. Matt Corral, Ole Miss  (11)
  14. Riley Neal, Vanderbilt (16)
  15. Nick Starkel, Arkansas (9)

RB Power Rankings

Jashaun Corbin climbed 10 spots this week. Corbin looked elite, as he looks to pick up where Trayveon Williams left off. – (Photo provided by www.12thman.com)
  1. D’Andre Swift, Georgia (Last week: 1)
  2. Kylin Hill, Mississippi St (5)
  3. Ke’Shawn Vaughn, Vanderbilt (2)
  4. JaTarvious Whitlow, Auburn (9)
  5. Jashaun Corbin, Texas A&M (15)
  6. Rakeem Boyd, Arkansas (11)
  7. Najee Harris, Alabama (4)
  8. Scottie Phillips, Ole Miss (7)
  9. Larry Rountree III, Missouri (3)
  10. Lamical Perine, Florida (6)
  11. Tavien Feaster, South Carolina (12)
  12. Ty Chandler, Tennessee (13)
  13. AJ Rose, Kentucky (10)
  14. Isaiah Spiller, Texas A&M (NR)
  15. Kavosiey Smoke, Kentucky (NR)
  16. Brian Herrien, Georgia (16)
  17. Jerome Ford, Alabama (NR)
  18. Tyler Badie, Missouri (20)
  19. Rico Dawdle, South Carolina (19)
  20. Clyde Edwards-Heleire, LSU (NR)

WR Power Rankings

Jauan Jennings climbed 13 spots, good enough for our highest gain of the week. – (Photo provided by UTSports.com)
  1. Jerry Jeudy, Alabama (Last week: 1)
  2. Jaylen Waddle, Alabama (3)
  3. Quartney Davis, Texas A&M (7)
  4. Justin Jefferson, LSU (8)
  5. Henry Ruggs III, Alabama (2)
  6. Lynn Bowden Jr, Kentucky (4)
  7. Josh Hammond, Florida (13)
  8. Osirus Mitchell, Mississippi St (20)
  9. DeVonta Smith, Alabama (10)
  10. Marquez Callaway, Tennessee (11)
  11. Jauan Jennings, Tennessee (24)
  12. Kadarius Toney, Florida (19)
  13. Seth Williams, Auburn (12)
  14. Shi Smith, South Carolina (16)
  15. Kalija Lipscomb, Vanderbilt (5)
  16. Bryan Edwards, South Carolina (6)
  17. Van Jefferson, Florida (9)
  18. Jhamon Ausbon, Texas A&M (26)
  19. Johnathon Johnson, Missouri (14)
  20. Jonathon Nance, Missouri (NR)
  21. Lawrence Cager, Georgia (NR)
  22. Elijah Moore, Ole Miss (17)
  23. Jalen Knox, Missouri (15)
  24. Traylon Burks, Arkansas (NR)
  25. Trey Knox, Arkansas (22)
  26. Michael Woods, Arkansas (18)
  27. Ahmad Wagner, Kentucky (NR)
  28. Josh Ali, Kentucky (27)
  29. Trevon Grimes, Florida (21)
  30. Demetris Robertson, Georgia (NR)

TE Power Rankings

Tennessee TE Dominick Wood-Anderson is a bright spot for the Vols – (By Alison P. McNabbTennessee Athletics)
  1. Albert Okwuegbunam, Missouri (Last week: 1)
  2. Dominick Wood-Anderson, Tennessee (7)
  3. Jared Pinkney, Vanderbilt (2)
  4. CJ O’Grady, Arkansas (3)
  5. Miller Forristall, Alabama (6)
  6. Kyle Markway, South Carolina (6)
  7. Thaddeus Moss, LSU (NR)
  8. Kyle Pitts, Florida (15)
  9. Charlie Woerner, Georgia (5)
  10. Baylor Cupp, Texas A&M (8)
  11. Stephen Sullivan, LSU (4)
  12. Justin Rigg, Kentucky (9)
  13. Octavious Cooley, Ole Miss (10)
  14. Hudson Henry, Arkansas (11)
  15. Farrod Green, Mississippi St (12)

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