Week 3 ESPN Total QB Ratings. Still early enough in the season for a great game to skyrocket you to the top, or a bad game against a superior opponent to vastly lower your ranking. One constant: Christian Hackenberg remains near the bottom.
1. 92.3 Chad Kelly, Ole Miss
2. 90.7 Brandon Harris, LSU
3. 90.6 Brent Stockstill, Middle Tennessee
4. 90.3 Jared Goff, Cal
5. 89.6 Greyson Lambert, Georgia
7. 87.0 Connor Cook, Michigan State
9. 86.4 Trevone Boykin, Texas Christian (above)
11. 85.7 Jarrod Heard, Texas
18. 80.4 Matt Johns, Virginia
20. 79.8 Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma
21. 78.5 Dak Prescott, Mississippi State
24. 77.9 Brandon Allen, Arkansas
25. 77.4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson
28. 76.4 Jake Coker, Alabama
32. 75.5 Eric Dungey, Syracuse
35. 74.1 Jacoby Brissett, NC State
41. 69.2 Kyle Allen, Texas A&M
45. 66.4 Gunner Kiel, Cincinnati
47. 63.2 Seth Russell, Baylor
48. 63.0 Brad Kaaya, Miami
53. 61.1 Nathan Perryman, Pitt
54. 61.1 Marquise Williams, North Carolina
57. 59.1 Thomas Sirk, Duke
62. 55.6 John Wofford, Wake Forest
63. 55.2 Kyle Bolin, Louisville
64. 54.3 Justin Thomas, Georgia Tech
66. 53.9 Joshua Dobbs, Tennessee
69. 53.6 Vernon Adams, Jr, Oregon
73. 52.7 Will Grier, Florida
75. 52.3 Brenden Motley, Virginia Tech
79. 51.4 Patrick Towles, UK
83. 46.7 Everett Golson, Florida State
87. 45.6 Joe Hubener, Kennesaw State
90. 44.7 Maty Mauk, Missouri
93. 43.7 Kendall Hinton, Wake Forest
96. 42.6 Nick Arbuckle, Georgia State
97. 42.6 Darius Wade, Boston College
98. 42.3 Jeremy Johnson, Auburn
108. 37.8 Lamar Jackson, Louisville
111. 36.7 Johnny McCrary, Vanderbilt
125. 20.7 Christian Hackenberg, Penn State
126. 10.0 Colin Reardon, Kent
Former Tech QB Vad Lee threw 36 times and had five intercepted last week against 1-2 Albany. At James Madison he’s thrown 15 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.
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