Chandler is probably around top 5 (somewhere in the #3 - #7 range) in the SEC based on his career stats, plus the fact that he's been playing at a disadvantage behind a very poor run blocking O-line for much of his career. He's also good in the passing game.
Gray might be a bit too early to tell, but probably top 12ish as of today, but I expect him to move up further with more experience.
Tough to analyze yet based on this year's stats, because the disparities in competition are pretty huge this early in the year. For instead, both Tavean Feaster and Rico Dowdle are top 10 statistically based on yards per carry right now, but South Carolina also played Charleston Southern and ran for nearly 500 yards on them. Their stats weren't nearly as good versus North Carolina, and UNC actually had a pretty weak run defense last year.
Off the top of my head, I'd say D'Andre Swift and Najee Harris are ahead of Chandler. And then you can debate about 5 guys (including Chandler) after that. However, Georgia's new 5-star RB Zamir White might've leapfrogged a lot of players; only played 2 games and he's a backup, but he looks elite.
