College football quarterback rankings: Caleb Williams tops C.J. Stroud
Caleb Williams is the No. 1 quarterback in the country heading into the final weekend of the regular season. He has led Southern California to the Pac-12 championship game. USC has forced 26 turnovers and committed just four, while having a plus-22 turnover margin. The Trojans are one win away from landing in College Football Playoff.
Caleb Williams is the new No. 1 quarterback in the college football rankings. He has been instrumental in Southern California's recent wins over No 17 UCLA and No 19 Notre Dame.
Caleb Williams tops C.J. Stroud at No. 2. C J. Sroud has played two years at Ohio State and will end his career ranked second in program history in yards and touchdowns.
Bryce Young is up to 3,007 passing yards and 27 touchdowns. Hendon Hooker's injury and Alabama's wins against Mississippi, Austin Peay and Auburn have increased Young's chances of being a Heisman finalist.
Max Duggan is ranked fifth in the college football quarterback rankings. Duggen is preparing for the Big 12 championship game rematch with No. 10 Kansas State.
Michael Penix Jr. is ranked No. 7. Penik led Washington to a 51-33 win over Washington State in the Apple Cup. Washington needs to beat USC and Utah to get into a New Year's Six bowl.
Hendon Hooker is a shoo-in for the Heisman ceremony. He was injured in the loss to No. 20 South Carolina.
Sam Hartman is ranked No. 9 in the college football quarterback rankings. Wake Forest's season ended with a 34-31 loss to Duke. Hartmann has set several program records.
Bo Nix hasn't been the same since he suffered an injury late in a loss to Washington. Niz's inability to contribute to the running game made the Ducks' offense too one-dimensional.
Drake Maye is ranked 6th in the latest college football quarterback rankings. He's in a tie for fourth place with C.J. Stroud. Mayer's team, North Carolina, has lost two games in row. They play in Saturday's ACC championship game against No. 11 Clemson.
Will Howard has gone 4-0 as the starter for Kansas State. The Wildcats are within a win of their first conference championship since 2003. Adrian Martinez is the other quarterback for the Wildcats.
