​We continue to inch towards the season, with just 53 days left in the offseason. We are back to “Hot Take Tuesday” and today, we’ll play into the upcoming SEC Media Days. In Tampa, we will learn the preseason All-SEC teams, as voted on by the media members. It’s expected Texas will get their fair share of love, but today I want to focus on what the postseason votes will say.I’m willing to bet that by the end of the season, there will be six Longhorns on the All-SEC First Team.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementLT Trevor Goosby, LB Rasheem Biles, EDGE Colin Simmons, WR Cam Coleman These are the four players I fully expect to be on the preseason All-SEC First Team. Goosby has asserted himself as a top lineman in the conference, Biles is coming off an All-American year at Pitt, Simmons could be a consensus first-teamer next week and Coleman might be not far behind him. This quartet are some of the best players at their position not only in the SEC, but the country.By seasons’ end, I do not expect any of these players to fade from the spotlight. If Simmons, Biles and Goosby are healthy, there is no doubt to me they’ll be some of the best in the conference. For Coleman, he’ll need to up his production, but I consider that a “hot take”. I believe there’s little doubt these four players will make up the six Longhorns on the All-SEC First Team by seasons’ end.1 / 51AUSTIN, TEXAS – APRIL 18: MJ Morris #19 of the Texas Longhorns throws the ball during the Texas Spring Football Game at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on April 18, 2026 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Scott Wachter/Getty Images for ONIT)(Scott Wachter, Getty Images for ONIT)QB Arch Manning, S Jelani McDonaldThese two, if they take that next step forward, could very well make this prediction easy. Arch Manning could very well be on the preseason All-SEC First Team next week, with Trinidad Chambliss as the other likely candidate. Despite that, I don’t see Arch as a shoe-in, considering some of his struggles last season and the QB talent in the SEC.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAs for McDonald, he’s less likely to get this recognition in the preseason, simply because of the safety talent in the SEC. KJ Bolden(Georgia), Bray Hubbard, Keon Sabb(Alabama) and Ty Benefield(LSU) are all elite safeties and could very well fill the First Team roles. That being said, McDonald could be in-line for a special season that could land him next to one of the other elite safeties on the postseason First Team.WR Ryan Wingo, RBs Hollywood Smothers & Raleek Brown, CBs Bo Mascoe & Graceson Littleton, DT Hero KanuFinally, here are the players I believe can make a run at the First Team, but are likely to be on the second or third teams next week. On offense, Ryan Wingo could explode this season next to Cam Coleman, landing the duo in the First Team. The RB duo are likely to keep each other from remarkable statistical seasons, but if one goes down with an injury, I co