In general, taking to the skies is a more efficient way to move the football than looking towards the ground. And that’s when you’re offense is ahead of schedule. The rate of return from running the ball behind the chains compared to throwing it is even further apart. While handing it off in these spots might be seen as conceding on converting, a number of run games actually took it to their opponents and produced handsomely in these spots. Here are the most successful SEC rushers returning for 2020 when behind the chains based off their production from last season!