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What is #CFBrank? #CFBrank is the Twitter hashtag to use if you want to get involved in the discussion or just follow along.How did we rank the players? We asked 32 of ESPNs college football writers, editors and analysts to rate players on a scale of 0-10 based on their expected contributions for the 2016 season.100-91 | 90-81 |?80-71 |?70-61 | 60-51 |?50-41 | 40-31 | 30-21 | 20-11 | 10-140. Chad Kelly Ole Miss Rebels Senior | Quarterback Score: 7.88Theres not much debate when it comes to the best quarterback in the SEC. Its Kelly and then everybody else. The junior-college transfer took the league by storm last year, leading all players in passing yards (4,042), passing touchdowns (31) and total offense (349 yards per game).39. Budda Baker Washington Huskies Junior | Defensive Back Score: 7.89Talk to any pro expert who has seen the Huskies play in person, and hell tell you that Washingtons suffocating secondary is filled with future NFL talent. Baker is the ringleader of the Pac-12s best back end unit. With an excellent first step and anticipatory skills, he covers the vast expanses of center field with a stars efficiency.38. Eddie Vanderdoes UCLA Bruins Junior | Defensive Lineman Score: 7.90The 6-foot-3, 305-pound junior was off to a dominating start in the 2015 season opener against Virginia -- a team-high eight tackles, two coming for a loss -- when he blew out his knee and was lost for the season. The good news for UCLA is Vanderdoes was expected to enter the NFL draft last spring, so having him around another year should provide a massive, athletic presence to the Bruins defensive front.37. Dan Feeney Indiana Hoosiers Senior | Offensive Lineman Score: 7.93Feeney is one of the best offensive linemen in the country and a favorite to close his final season as an All-American. He has allowed just one sack in 37 career starts, which spans 2,719 snaps. A year ago, he didnt surrender any sacks in 475 called pass attempts. Hes as steady as they come on the line. - Jesse Temple36. Seth Russell Baylor Bears Senior | Quarterback Score: 7.94Strong-armed and athletic, Russell vaulted into the Heisman Trophy conversation in the first half of last season before he suffered a season-ending neck injury in Week 8. He threw for 2,104 yards and 29 touchdowns to rank first nationally in raw QBR. The fifth-year senior sits first in school history in yards per passing attempt and completion.35. TreDavious White LSU Tigers Senior | Cornerback Score: 7.97Not only is White one of the SECs top cover cornerbacks and a fine punt returner, he also possesses one of the most resonant voices in LSUs locker room. Last year he became the rare junior recipient of LSUs No. 18 jersey, worn annually by one of the teams top leaders.34. Roderick Johnson Florida State Seminoles Junior | Offensive Lineman Score: 7.98An improved offensive line is expected at Florida State, and a major reason is Johnson having cemented the left tackle spot. A three-year starter, few tackles offer the secure blindside protection of Johnson. Seminoles coaches rave about Johnsons mental capacity for the position.33. Eddie Jackson Alabama Crimson Tide Senior | Safety Score: 8.00He could have been content with tying for the league lead in interceptions last season. He could have left early for the draft and been taken in the early rounds, too. But Jackson felt like there was unfinished business. For Alabama, it feels more like untapped potential. Because for as good as Jackson was last season, its important to remember that it was the former cornerbacks first season at the position.32. Tim Williams Alabama Crimson Tide Senior | Linebacker Score: 8.07Think about it: How many players in college football could legitimately have been drafted last season without ever starting a game? Not many, right? But Williams was the exception, a lethal pass-rush specialist who recorded double-digit sacks coming off the bench. Now, after bypassing the draft, he returns to school ready to prove hes an every-down linebacker.31. Carl Lawson Auburn Tigers Junior | Defensive Lineman Score: 8.10The issue for Lawson hasnt been a lack of talent. It has been staying on the field. He has played in just seven games the past two seasons. 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The Stampeders (4-1) emerged from their bye week with the expectation Drew Tate had overcome a strained right forearm that sidelined him for two games. But Tates arm flared up again after practice earlier this week. Glenn will start against the Riders (5-0) with Bo Levi Mitchell his backup at McMahon Stadium. Tate left in the fourth quarter of a 36-21 road loss to Saskatchewan on July 6. He was subsequently diagnosed with a strained forearm muscle and hasnt played since although his latest setback has been called an elbow injury. "Hell probably be not throwing for five, six, seven days," Calgary head coach/GM John Hufnagel said Wednesday. "It depends on how it responds to injections." Tates string of injuries extends back to the second game of last season when he separated his shoulder. He returned later in the year but broke a bone in his arm in a playoff game. The 28-year-old Texan hasnt been able to get a sustained run of starts since Hufnagel declared him the starter prior to last season. Glenn, 34, did admirable work to get Calgary to last seasons Grey Cup game. But the emergence of Mitchell this year has further crowded the quarterback situation. Mitchell finished a come-from-behind win against Montreal on July 20 when Glenn suffered a right elbow injury. Mitchell, 23, of Katy, Texas, then went the distance in a 37-24 victory over Winnipeg on July 27. He threw for 376 yards and three TDs and was named the CFLs offensive player of the week. "You always expect to go out and play great," Mitchell said. "Thats always the mindset. "Sometimes that doesnt happen. Fortunately for me last time it did. Obviously its going to help your confidence." Glenn admits Calgary has a unique quarterback situation. "The biggest thing about the situation is all three guys have played," he acknowledged. "You dont usually get a situation where that has happened. "Its usually the first-string guy goes down, the second-string guy plays and then it gives the No. 1 guy time to recover and he comes back to hiis starting spot.dddddddddddd "That No. 3 guy, Ive been in that situation before where you really had to, I dont want to say pray because youre praying for somebody else to get hurt, but you really had to go through some stuff to actually get onto the field." Glenn had four touchdown passes in a 41-38 win and another two in a 17-10 victory against Saskatchewan last season. Glenn said his arm is healthy and hes looking forward to facing the CFLs only unbeaten team. "Its a team that beat us last time out and its the only loss we have this year, so theres a lot of added incentive," he said. "Ive got some good relationships with guys on that team, so it would be good to have bragging rights. "This is a team that nobody has been able to beat so far and theyre coming into our house and we have a very good opportunity to beat them. All that plays a part in the preparation and taking advantage of the opportunity." Despite having had three different starters, Calgarys offence is averaging a solid 32.4 points per game, second only to Saskatchewan (36.6). The unit is also third in TDs with 16, behind the Riders (19) and Toronto Argonauts (18). "Weve managed to win football games," Hufnagel said. "The quarterbacks have taken care of the football, weve been able to get first downs. "Theyve done a good job managing the game . . . and the receivers and the offensive line are tuned into the quarterback thats on the field. Thats important because everyone has a little bit of a different snap count and timing of the cadence and how the plays are called in the huddle and things like that." Calgary kicker Rene Paredes has also been automatic, having made a CFL-record 34 straight field goals dating back to last year. Hes also leading the league in scoring with 62 points, having accounted for more than a third of 162 points the Stampeders have scored so far. Tate was scheduled to be examined by doctors Wednesday and wasnt sure if his present situation was related to the forearm strain or something new. "I dont know really," he said. "I think I got misdiagnosed to be honest with you. "Well find out. Were going to find out (Wednesday), I think, what it is." ' ' '