Power Ranking the SEC after a hectic week in the conference

While we still haven't seen over half of the SEC face an SEC opponent we're slowly piecing together what most of these teams are through three weeks. This week will have a massive matchup between Oklahoma and Tennessee and some good smaller matchups but, overall we're building up towards some massive games in conference. Through three games, this is how we rank the teams in the SEC:

The Bulldogs got embarrassed this weekend at Home losing to the Toledo Rockets 41-17. The Bulldogs have now lost games to two beatable opponents and based on how their games have went, it's hard to find any wins on their schedule. The Bulldogs will have a chance to pick up a win against Florida then after that its Texas, Georgia, and Texas A&M all of whom will demolish this team.

Does Billy Napier make it to this weekends game against Mississippi State? If he does, he may be able to buy himself a time as he'll face Mississippi State and UCF. After that the Gators face Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Texas, LSU, Ole Miss, and Florida State to close out the season. This weekend Napier handled his situation at quarterback poorly and the offense struggled while the defense allowed Texas A&M's backup to score three touchdowns in a 33-20 win. Every week for the rest of the season could be Napier's last depending how the team performs.

The Vanderbilt Commodores were one of the fun storylines of the first two weeks starting the season off with two wins. Then Vandy went out and lost to a Georgia State team that they should've beaten. Losing to Georgia State is a much worse look when you take into account that Vanderbilt only played them as they pulled out of their game against the SMU Mustangs a few months ago which isn't a SEC move.