College Football

I adjusted the formulas I'm using to more closely resemble what I use for my draft boards, so if you're wondering why some of the scores changed so drastically, that's why. Check the week 1 article if you're looking for more of

Check the week 1 if you're looking for an explanation, otherwise, here are the rankings: Quarterback Rank Player College Score 1 Eddie Lee Marburger UT Rio Grande Valley 97.55 2 Cole Payton North Dakota State 91.34 3 Andrew Body Alabama State 90.93 4 Victor Gabalis

Check the week 1 if you're looking for an explanation, otherwise, here are the rankings: Quarterback Rank Player College Score 1 Behren Morton Texas Tech 101.35 2 Ty Simpson Alabama 96.20 3 Fernando Mendoza Indiana 94.38 4 Jayden Maiava USC 93.36 5 Brendan Sorsby

Check the week 1 if you're looking for an explanation, otherwise, here are the rankings: Quarterback Rank Player College Score 1 Eddie Lee Marburger UT Rio Grande Valley 97.12 2 Andrew Body Alabama State 90.73 3 Bronson Barron Southern Utah 83.55 4 Victor Gabalis Tarleton

Check the week 1 if you're looking for an explanation, otherwise, here are the rankings: Quarterback Rank Player College Score 1 Evan Simon Temple 105.31 2 Jayden Maiava USC 102.82 3 Dylan Lonergan Boston College 97.04 4 Taylen Green Arkansas 92.93 5 Behren Morton

I'm going to start this out with the same explanation I gave for the FBS article. First, the only players that will make my top tens are guys that are draft eligible in 2026. For example, Louisville Running Back Isaac Brown would have been #1 for the FBS