ESPN’s college football Total Quarterback Ranking. Whether a team centers its offense around the run or the pass, this ranking does a good job comparing who’s doing the best overall job. A team could be winner, but how is that Heisman candidate really performing? How does the freshman compare to his peers? Is this guy really a NFL prospect? The TQBR is a good indicator. Even It’s still early in the season, and some teams have only played easy opponents. Still, a few nuggets can be cleaned from these rankings.
1. 98.6 Chase Litton, Marshall
2. 95.6 Lamar Jackson, Louisville: the real thing, or flash in the pan?
3. 94.3 Wilton Speight, Michigan
5. 89.5 Deshone Kizer, Notre Dame
7. 85.3 Shan Buechele, Texas freshman
9. 83.4 Greg Ward, Houston (above)
10. 82.8 Favian Upshaw, Georgia Southern
12. 82.6 Deandre Francois, Florida State freshman
14. 82.2 Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma
16. 82.0 Chad Kelly, Ole Miss
20. 81.0 Justin Thomas, Georgia Tech
25. 77.3 Mitch Truisky, North Carolina
26. 76.8 Jerod Evans, Virginia Tech
33. 70.6 Trevor Knight, Texas A&M
34. 69.6 Taysom Hill, Brigham Young
39. 68.0 Sean White, Auburn
41. 66.4 Jacob Eason, Georgia freshman
53. 61.9 Eric Dungey, Syracuse
61. 58.3 Joshua Dobbs, Tennessee
63. 57.8 Brandon Silvers, Troy
64. 57.5 Daniel Jones, Duke
66. 55.0 Nathan Peterman, Pittsburgh
71. 53.2 Jalen Hurts, Alabama freshman
73. 53.1 Perry Orth, South Carolina
78. 51.3 Jesse Ertz, Kennesaw State
79. 50.8 JT Barrett, Ohio State
83. 49.8 Drew Lock, Missouri
85. 48.5 Deshaun Watson, Clemson
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