re: Which SECW team starting a new QB is in the best shape position wise?

My guess is that Jennings will have the least pressure on him, because he'll have a great backfield to work with, and can be forgiven for a few mistakes because of the departures at WR. Bama fans (at least on here) seem to be heralding Coker as a step up from McCarron already, and while I think he'll be productive and show arm-strength we haven't seen since Croyle, you can't expect him to completely flourish in year one because of how late he'll be starting to practice in what might be a new system under Kiffin.