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The 'SEC passing leaders since 1995' quiz
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The 'SEC passing leaders since 1995' quiz

The last time quarterback Carson Beck took a snap in a game, he was facing the Indiana Hoosiers for the College Football Playoff title. 

But on Thursday the third-round rookie will take the first snaps of the 2026 preseason for the Arizona Cardinals in Canton as they face the Carolina Panthers in the Hall of Fame Game. 

Beck spent four years in the Georgia Bulldogs program, winning a national title as a backup in 2021 and 2022. While he was the SEC’s leading passer in his first year as the Georgia QB1, he and the Bulldogs suffered “early,” losses in the CFP tournament in 2023 and 2024. He transferred to Miami and helped the Hurricanes get back to their first national title game since 2001.

When asked about making his “first,” NFL start, Beck said the news caught him by surprise. 

“I had no clue I was going to start,” he said. 

“I thought I was going to play, but I had no expectations. I’m looking forward to it.”

Now with the Cardinals, the 24 year old is expected to be mentored in the immediate future by veterans Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew. If things go to plan for Arizona, he won’t see much of the field in the regular season this year, but it will be an interesting first look at a signal caller who is relatively old by rookie standards. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. How many of the quarterbacks to lead the SEC in passing yards since the 1995 season can you name in five minutes?

Good luck!

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2025 / Ole Miss / 3,660
Trinidad Chambliss
2024 / Ole Miss / 4,279
Jaxson Dart
2023 / Georgia / 3,941
Carson Beck
2022 / Georgia / 4,128
Stetson Bennett
2021 / Alabama / 4,872
Bryce Young
2020 / Alabama / 4,500
Mac Jones
2019 / LSU / 5,671
Joe Burrow
2018 / Alabama / 3,966
Tua Tagovailoa
2017 / Missouri / 3,964
Drew Lock
2016 / Arkansas / 3,430
Austin Allen
2015 / Ole Miss / 4,042
Chad Kelly
2014 / South Carolina / 3,574
Dylan Thompson
2013 / Texas A&M / 4,114
Johnny Manziel
2012 / Georgia / 3,893
Aaron Murray
2011 / Arkansas / 3,638
Tyler Wilson
2010 / Arkansas / 3,869
Ryan Mallett
2009 / Arkansas / 3,624
Ryan Mallett
2008 / Georgia / 3,459
Matthew Stafford
2007 / Kentucky / 3,709
Andre Woodson
2006 / Kentucky / 3,515
Andre Woodson
2005 / Vanderbilt / 3,073
Jay Cutler
2004 / Florida / 3,197
Chris Leak
2003 / Ole Miss / 3600
Eli Manning
2002 / Florida / 3,402
Rex Grossman
2001 / Florida / 3,896
Rex Grossman
2000 / Kentucky / 3,687
Jared Lorenzen
1999 / Kentucky / 3,266
Dusty Bonner
1998 / Kentucky / 4,275
Tim Couch
1997 / Kentucky / 3,884
Tim Couch
1996 / Florida / 3,625
Danny Wuerffel
1995 / Florida / 3,266
Danny Wuerffel

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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