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ESPN's Top 100 College Football QBs of the 2000s

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ESPN writer Bill Connelly recently released an article with his Top 100 College Football QBs of the 2000s. His list is below:
  1. Baker Mayfield — Oklahoma — 14,607 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 131 TD, 30 INT, 1,083 rushing yards, 21 rushing TD
  2. Cam Newton — Auburn — 2,908 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 30 TD, 7 INT, 1,586 rushing yards, 24 rushing TD
  3. Vince Young — Texas — 6,040 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 44 TD, 28 INT, 3,127 rushing yards, 37...

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Mendoza is too high but if Joe Burrow is the fifth best than there is no logical explanation for Dwyane Haskins who had 58 career touchdowns to not be on the top 100 quarterbacks list.

Other stuff like Jalen Hurts ahead of Ken Dorsey is nonsense. Jayden Daniels deserved his heisman but I fail to see how he had a better career than Cam Ward
 
This is the most garbage list I have ever seen in my life. Carson Beck all the way at the bottom in the low 80’s…. Next to Shadeur Sanders?! Are you kidding me!

Bo nix at 30!!

Diego pavia at 36!!

Truly amazing work. It’s impossible to be this incompetent
 
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The point of these lists is to get people so mad that they then forward it around and link it on their message board. Thus, anyone but Cam Newton at #1.
 
cowboycane said:
The point of these lists is to get people so mad that they then forward it around and link it on their message board. Thus, anyone but Cam Newton at #1.
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Yeah… I’m not a big Cam Newton fan by any stretch but winning a Natty with that team was a **** of an accomplishment.

Wasn’t it like 3 or 4 players from that team made an NFL active roster? And by year 3 him and Nick Fairley were the only ones still in the league?
 
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