QB1 Julian Sayin (National Champion)

[CMic]

That‘s not accurate since Fields was at UGA for the 2018 season, playing in 12 games, mostly as a backup.

And Haskins wasn’t a RS freshman, as he went to the draft after 2018.

 

[BB73]

And Haskins wasn’t a RS freshman, as he went to the draft after 2018.

Good catch, he redshirted in 2016.

 

[ScriptOhio]

That‘s not accurate since Fields was at UGA for the 2018 season, playing in 12 games, mostly as a backup.

And Haskins wasn’t a RS freshman, as he went to the draft after 2018.

Thanks, I'll update my post.

 

[BB73]

Among Power-4 programs, the nation’s leader in passing efficiency is Julian Sayin.

The only guy ahead of him is Marshall’s QB, who has only thrown 89 passes.

…………………………………………………………………………………….….…..……Att….Comp..Int…Yds….TDs…Rating

1	Carlos Del Rio-Wilson	Marshall	Sr.	QB	5	89	68	0	856	11	197.98
2	Julian Sayin	Ohio St.	So.	QB	6	153	120	3	1479	15	188.06
3	Jayden Maiava	Southern California	Jr.	QB	6	171	123	2	1852	13	185.65
4	Fernando Mendoza	Indiana	Jr.	QB	6	153	109	2	1423	17	183.42
5	Demond Williams Jr.	Washington	So.	QB	6	158	117	1	1628	10	180.22
6	Jalon Daniels	Kansas	Sr.	QB	7	186	130	2	1752	18	178.80
7	CJ Carr	Notre Dame	Fr.	QB	6	158	105	3	1622	13	176.04
8	Behren Morton	Texas Tech	Sr.	QB	6	152	104	3	1501	13	175.65
9	Luke Altmyer	Illinois	Sr.	QB	7	192	139	1	1821	13	173.37
10	Brendan Sorsby	Cincinnati	Jr.	QB	6	153	99	1	1448	14	173.09
11	Ty Simpson	Alabama	Jr.	QB	6	189	134	1	1678	16	172.36
12	Diego Pavia	Vanderbilt	Sr.	QB	6	161	115	4	1409	14	168.67
13	Carson Beck	Miami (FL)	Sr.	QB	5	139	102	3	1213	11	168.48
14	Dante Moore	Oregon	So.	QB	6	168	121	3	1396	15	167.72