The 2018 college football season may have lacked intrigue at the top of the SEC's divisions with Georgia (East) and Alabama (West) plowing through the competition on the way to Atlanta for the championship game, but there was a lot of movement in the ranks below as teams jockeyed for position in hopes of catching the Bulldogs and Crimson Tide in 2019.
Each season, teams across the country part ways with the graduating seniors but some programs also have to combat the loss of early NFL draft entrants. This year 32 SEC underclassmen declared for the NFL with Alabama (seven) being hit the hardest.