These are obviously just opinions, and I would love to hear who y'all are excited to watch play next year. For me it's:

Alabama – Kenyan Drake
Alabama's running back depth is not as good as most of us thought it would be after their incredible 2013 recruiting class, but it's still great and Drake may be the most fun RB to watch on the team. On top of Drake's skill out of the backfield, he is a great slot receiver and with the absence of Cooper, I expect Bama to use Drake a lot in the passing game. If Kenyan can get back to full speed after his gruesome leg injury, I expect him to be a big part of Kiffin's game plan in 2015.

Arkansas – Jonathan Williams
Deciding between Jonathan Williams and Alex Collins for who I'm more excited to see run the football for Arkansas next year was incredibly tough because both are great running backs. Even though Collins rocks the dreads, I went with Williams because I believe it's going to be his last year in the SEC and he reminds me so much of Todd Gurley and Melvin Gordon. All 3 of those guys have incredible vision and do a great job of running the ball to the left side of the field. Williams provides a little bit more speed than Collins in my opinion and his little juke step is freaking incredible. I am very glad that I don't have to watch him face the UGA defense again in 2015.

Auburn – Jeremy Johnson
As excited as I am to see what Jovon Robinson is able to do in Malzahn's offensive system, I'm even more excited to see what the offense looks like with JJ at the helm. Johnson can run the ball, but is nowhere near as much of a threat as Marshall was over the last couple seasons. Where I'm excited to see Johnson is in the passing game. There may not be a QB in the SEC right now who throws a more beautiful ball. Whether he's making a pass on a 10 yard hitch, or a 35 yard post Johnson throws a perfect spiral and it's going to be fun to watch him develop into one of the best quarterbacks in the SEC.

Florida – Demarcus Robinson
In my opinion, Robinson only has above average hands, but once the ball gets there that kid is freaking electric. He's very physical for his size, is a good route runner, and has great lateral quickness to escape the incoming defensive backs after he catches the ball. Florida's passing game was very poor last year, but when they did complete passes Robinson was a huge part of that game and under McElwain's system they will definitely utilize Robinson's athletic and pass catching ability.

Georgia – Nick Chubb
From his first game in college when he scored a 45 yard touchdown with 1 shoe on, to his most recent game with 245 yards against the previously #2 rated run defense Nick Chubb was truly unbelievable to watch as a Freshman and I'm hoping for more of the same in 2015. Chubb has very good vision, along with great power and great speed. With quarterback potentially being a weakness next season, Chubb will definitely be asked to carry the load and as a Dawg fan I'm excited to see if he's ready to do it again in year two.

Kentucky – Stanley “Boom” Williams
Williams was very impressive in his freshman year at UK, but it will be interesting to see if he can build up a little more consistency in his second year. Boom had some great runs, especially when he gets into the open field, but in 4 games he ran for 390 yards, but in the other 8 he only had 96 yards total. With the departure of Braylon Heard, Williams will get even more of the load and be given the chance to prove he belongs with the rest of the talented running backs from the 2014 class.

LSU – Leonard Fournette
Fournette showed all of us the reason he was ranked as the #1 prospect in the nation during his last two games of the season last year. Incredible speed, great power, and good vision that grew as the season went along. I've mentioned this before, but it's going to be interesting to see if Fournette can produce the same type of success against good run defenses next year. I believe that he will. I also believe that Cameron will use Fournette well out of the backfield, especially if Jennings doesn't develop the way he needs to. Next season could definitely be one that sees BUGA in New York on the 2nd weekend in December

Mississippi St. - Dak Prescott
I know a lot of these guys are the most obvious choice for their team, including Dak, but Dak is going to have to be superhuman next year for Mississippi St. to have the same type of success they did last year. State lost a lot on the offensive line, and they are going to miss Robinson as well. Dak didn't run the ball incredibly successfully at the end of last year, and I think we will see him pick his spots a little bit better this upcoming year. With the best receiving core MSU may have ever seen, Mullen is likely to go to the air a lot this upcoming season and I'm excited to see if Dak can improve his completion percentage and make smarter decisions through the air.

Missouri – Maty Mauk
Similar to Prescott, Mauk is very talented with his arms and his legs, but we didn't really see impressive play from Mauk at all in the conference. Mizzou loses most of their receiving core from last year, and even though they have some talented players like Nate Brown, Mauk is going to have to be much better this year to keep Mizzou in contention to go back to Atlanta . Russell Hansbrough will definitely provide some relief out of the backfield and is a very solid player, but Mauk can be electric at times and is my favorite player to watch on the Mizzou team. I'm just hopeful he doesn't pull off his magic on October 17th.

Ole Miss – LaQuon Treadwell
Swag Kelly was definitely a close 2nd for me, but I'm really excited to see how Treadwell recovers after his heartbreaking injury from last year. Treadwell is one of the most exciting receivers to watch in the SEC and his strength at that position is unmatched. On top of being strong, he has an uncanny ability to high point the ball and he also has great elusiveness for a guy his size. There's no one I'm rooting for more to succeed next season (who doesn't play for the Dawgs).