#1)Sam Ehlinger - Texas Previous Rank: #4Trend: +3 Aside from Texas-Texas Tech being an early contender for game of the year, Ehlinger was asked to throw the ball forty times in a comeback win to keep the Longhorns from getting upset. In addition to 262 yards over the air, Ehlinger racked up 5 TDs. This... Continue Reading →
Week 2 of the college football season saw many conferences finally kick off their seasons such as the ACC and the Big XII. Trevor Lawrence continues to show why he is the undisputed best QB in the nation, and Levi Lewis manages a huge upset that propels him into the top 10.
#1) Trevor Lawrence - Clemson(Jr.) What I Like: Great vision on the field and understanding to pick a part coverages, useful mobility and playmaking, Intelligent approach to leading the passing attack, mature sense of timing and taking care of the ball, quick on reads and progressionMy Concerns: Has moments of poor ball placement, often keeping... Continue Reading →
LSU QB Joe Burrow continues to make the argument to why he deserves to be considered the best QB prospect in college. Another QB makes a sizable drop out of the top 5 this week.
It finally happened. After many weeks of being held back by the likes of Costello and Fromm, Tagovailoa now sits as the only top QB from the preseason who has yet to have a poor performance as of now.
Gordon showcased his exceptional touch on the pass and how well he can dictate trajectory on his throws.
#1) Jake Fromm - Georgia Previous Rank: #1Trend: - Not only did Fromm have arguably the toughest opponent of the highly ranked opponents, but he managed to show out in the game against #7 Notre Dame. going 20 for 26, Fromm made sure not to overcompensate on his stats and did exactly what he needed... Continue Reading →
K.J. Costello's injury opened up the top spot to be taken for the week, and none other than Fromm moves up to claim the top spot until Stanford's QB returns.
The Big 3 remain unchanged from my preseason ranks as Costello still showed his unmatched level of intelligence compared to his peers, and Fromm and Tua both displayed similar levels of development and improvement to their game.
Note: The following are not scouting reports, but rather impressions gained from the standard eye test. In Depth scouting reports will not be written on these players until after their 2019 football season is concluded.
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