While everyone pays attention to the home run balls, precision passing on short throws is an overlooked art. Largely dismissed as easily throws since targets are closer to the line of scrimmage, short completions are harder than they appear. Failing to lead a target towards space appropriately or manipulate a throwing lane can neutralize a gazelle in the open field or a perfectly timed concept. Or at the very least, make a passer look silly for missing an easy throw. Taking away screens and RPO targets, which SEC passer looks to be the best passer targeting short in 2020 based off their production versus conference foes last season?