While the game of football is increasingly becoming more and more of a pass first exhibition, having a threat to gobble up yards on the ground is still key for plenty of offenses to expose areas of the defense. Rooted in deception, play action passes aim to exploit aggressive defense looking to take away the run game. Even without a bulldog of a back or much ground production, play action is proven to facilitate the passing game. So which SEC passers returning for 2020 found the most efficiency using this tactic last season?