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ItsAUThing.com said:
The talent around Dorsey, coupled with a weaker arm / no mobility and marginal NFL career—it's going to take away from his legacy at Miami as the knock will always be that he was throwing to Andre Johnson, Reggie Wayne, Santana Moss, Jeremy Shockey, Kellen Winslow Jr., etc. while he had some future NFL'er blocking for him and guys like Portis, McGahee, Gore, Davenport and Jackson running the ball for him.
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Regardless, Dorsey was the right QB at the right time. The offense was bi-polar with Kenny Kelly at QB, we just needed a smart QB that could get the ball in the hands of the playmakers.
 
CaneSince4Ever said:
Regardless, Dorsey was the right QB at the right time. The offense was bi-polar with Kenny Kelly at QB, we just needed a smart QB that could get the ball in the hands of the playmakers.
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I know people think I'm crazy, but I thought Walsh was Dorsey on steriods. Smart, but made fewer mistakes. He let the offense do it's thing and didn't take too many risks.
 
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lf26soda said:
Pat white and kellen Moore needs more respect
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100%

Kellen Moore’s numbers aren’t normal. Idc if it was Boise St he was elite their.

Pat White was the most exciting player in the country his 4 years. Him Slaton and Schmidt in the same backfield was must watch tv.
People forget how good that 2007 team was. They’re ere one game from playing for a Natty. They had Noel Devine too. If Pat White didn’t dislocate his thumb and miss most of that game they win. Not too mention McAfee missing a 20 yarder and a 32 yarder. Rich Rod didn’t let him kick again and they turned it over on downs twice inside the Pitt 30 late in that game.
 
CashMoneyCane said:
Meh. If McGahee doesn't get injured we win, with the same OL.
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Yeah but I'm sure some of our genius porsters on here would counter that if we would've had King to replace McGahee we would've won since King is the Greatest GOAT Of All Time 😂
 
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Emilioooooh said:
Yeah but I'm sure some of our genius porsters on here would surely agree that if we would've had King to replace McGahee we would've won since King is the G-GOAT (Greatest GOAT Of All Time) 😂
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I think at this point GOAT has replaced "literally" for words that are used incorrectly with alarming frequency.

But yes, King is already way better than a Ken Dorsey who went 38-2 (and we all know it was 39-1) as a starter losing by a total of... 12 points?
 
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miamimike305 said:
Newton is not top 3. Young, mayfield and Tebow in that order, don’t @ me.
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Newton won two National Championships and literally dragged that Auburn team to their title. Just look at who was drafted off that team - it was Cam Newton and a bunch of scrubs.

This is coming from a Panthers fan that: a) has never forgiven Newton for not jumping on that fumble in the Super Bowl and b) thinks his shoulder / ankle has been shot for the last 4 years so has been a burden on the team.
 
NC_Canes_11 said:
100%

Kellen Moore’s numbers aren’t normal. Idc if it was Boise St he was elite their.

Pat White was the most exciting player in the country his 4 years. Him Slaton and Schmidt in the same backfield was must watch tv.
People forget how good that 2007 team was. They’re ere one game from playing for a Natty. They had Noel Devine too. If Pat White didn’t dislocate his thumb and miss most of that game they win. Not too mention McAfee missing a 20 yarder and a 32 yarder. Rich Rod didn’t let him kick again and they turned it over on downs twice inside the Pitt 30 late in that game.
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And people need to give Rich Rod His props...from Shaun King at Tulane, to Woodrow Dantzler at Clemson, to Pat White at WVU, He's coached some pretty good CFB QBs. **** Bobby Bowden won His first Natty running a lot of Rich Rod's stuff.
 
CaneSince4Ever said:
And people need to give Rich Rod His props...from Shaun King at Tulane, to Woodrow Dantzler at Clemson, to Pat White at WVU, He's coached some pretty good CFB QBs. **** Bobby Bowden won His first Natty running a lot of Rich Rod's stuff.
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If you here players talk about him, it wasn’t his play calling and systems that got him fired and hated, it was how weird of a guy he is. You love him or hate him kind.
 
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ddann said:
He did?
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He played in 1 game in 2008 for the gaytors, so technically that means he "won" or was a part of 2 ships, even though he had already transferred when the Gators won the BCS in January 2009. I'm not saying I agree with this logic. To me he won 1 ship in 2010 and that was that.
 
Emilioooooh said:
So ESPN listed its top college football quarterbacks since 2000 and they listed UF's Rex Grossman (#28) ahead of Dorsey (#34)!!!! Are they mental????? Besides, Grossman went 0-2 against Dorsey, and the games weren't even close. Shouldn't that count for something???

On a positive note, they completely left out FSU's Chris Weinke, who won the Heisman in 2000. LMAO!!!

DORSEY IS THE G.O.A.T!!! GO CANES!!!

EDIT: Didn't even realize I sent an article behind a paywall. My bad! Here is a heavily redacted version of the article (redacted to comply with CIS rules re: copying and pasting of articles):

60. Kevin Kolb, Houston
Years: 2003-06
Stats: 12,964 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 85 TD, 31 INT, 21 rushing TD


59. Andy Dalton, TCU
Years: 2007-10
Stats: 10,314 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 71 TD, 30 INT, 1,611 rushing yards, 22 rushing TD


58. Zach Wilson, BYU
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 7,652 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 56 TD, 15 INT, 15 rushing TDs


57. Matt Barkley, USC
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 12,327 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 116 TD, 48 INT, 6 rushing TD


56. Aaron Rodgers, Cal
Years: 2003-04
Stats: 5,469 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 43 TD, 13 INT, 8 rushing TD


55. Todd Reesing, Kansas
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 11,194 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 90 TD, 33 INT, 15 rushing TD


54. Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech
Years: 2014-16
Stats: 11,252 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 93 TD, 29 INT, 22 rushing TD


53. Mason Rudolph, Oklahoma State
Years: 2014-17
Stats: 13,618 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 92 TD, 26 INT, 17 rushing TDs


52. Joey Harrington, Oregon
Years: 1998-2001
Stats: 6,911 passing yards, 55% completion rate, 59 TD, 23 INT, 18 rushing TD


51. Keenan Reynolds, Navy
Years: 2012-15
Stats: 4,001 passing yards, 52% completion rate, 31 TD, 8 INT, 4,559 rushing yards, 88 rushing TD


50. Brad Banks, Iowa
Years: 2001-02
Stats: 3,155 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 30 TD, 7 INT, 7 rushing TD


49. David Carr, Fresno State
Years: 1997-2001
Stats: 7,458 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 65 TD, 22 INT, 9 rushing TD


48. Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 12,905 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 102 TD, 36 INT, 2,948 rushing yards, 47 rushing TD


47. Denard Robinson, Michigan
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 6,250 passing yards, 57% completion rate, 49 TD, 39 INT, 4,495 rushing yards, 42 TD


46. Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois
Years: 2010-13
Stats: 6,209 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 51 TD, 14 INT, 4,343 rushing yards, 48 TD


45. Kyle Trask, Florida
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 7,386 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 69 TD, 15 INT, 8 rushing TD


44. Eli Manning, Ole Miss
Years: 2000-03
Stats: 10,119 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 81 TD, 35 INT, 5 rushing TD


43. Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
Years: 2003-06
Stats: 11,762 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 95 TD, 39 INT, 6 rushing TD


42. Eric Crouch, Nebraska
Years: 1998-2001
Stats: 4,481 passing yards, 52% completion rate, 29 TD, 25 INT, 3,434 rushing yards, 59 rushing TD


41. Byron Leftwich, Marshall
Years: 1998-2002
Stats: 11,903 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 89 TD, 28 INT, 6 rushing TD


40. Aaron Murray, Georgia
Years: 2010-13
Stats: 13,166 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 121 TD, 41 INT, 16 rushing TD


39. Colt Brennan, Hawaii
Years: 2005-07
Stats: 14,193 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 131 TD, 42 INT, 15 rushing TD


38. Collin Klein, Kansas State
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 4,724 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 30 TD, 15 INT, 2,485 rushing yards, 56 rushing TD


37. Alex Smith, Utah
Years: 2002-04
Stats: 5,203 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 47 TD, 8 INT, 1,072 rushing yards, 15 rushing TD


36. Landry Jones, Oklahoma
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 16,646 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 123 TD, 52 INT, 3 rushing TD


35. Mac Jones, Alabama
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 6,126 passing yards, 74% completion rate, 56 TD, 7 INT, 2 rushing TD


34. Ken Dorsey, Miami
Years: 1999-2002
Stats: 9,565 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 86 TD, 28 INT, 2 rushing TD

An early-2000s Mac Jones: He inherited an all-time great supporting cast and piloted it beautifully enough to earn a pair of top-5 Heisman finishes. The U went 35-2 in his three seasons as a starter and has won double-digit games only twice since his departure.

33. Chase Daniel, Missouri
Years: 2005-08
Stats: 12,515 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 101 TD, 41 INT, 10 rushing TD


32. Graham Harrell, Texas Tech
Years: 2005-08
Stats: 15,793 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 134 TD, 34 INT, 12 rushing TD


31. Troy Smith, Ohio State
Years: 2003-06
Stats: 5,720 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 54 TD, 13 INT, 1,168 rushing yards, 14 rushing TD


30. Jason White, Oklahoma
Years: 1999-2004
Stats: 7,922 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 81 TD, 24 INT, 2 rushing TD


29. Colin Kaepernick, Nevada
Years: 2007-10
Stats: 10,098 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 82 TD, 24 INT, 4,112 passing yards, 59 rushing TD


28. Rex Grossman, Florida
Years: 2000-02
Stats: 9,164 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 77 TD, 36 INT, 6 rushing TD


27. Justin Fields, Georgia/Ohio State
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 5,701 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 67 TD, 9 INT, 1,133 rushing yards, 19 TD


26. Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio)
Years: 2001-03
Stats: 10,829 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 84 TD, 34 INT, 7 rushing TD


25. Pat White, West Virginia
Years: 2005-08
Stats: 6,049 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 56 TD, 23 INT, 4,480 rushing yards, 47 rushing TD


24. Russell Wilson, NC State/Wisconsin
Years: 2008-11
Stats: 11,720 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 109 TD, 30 INT, 1,421 rushing yards, 23 TD


23. Jalen Hurts, Alabama/Oklahoma
Years: 2016-19
Stats: 9,477 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 80 TD, 20 INT, 3,274 rushing yards, 43 rushing TD


22. Case Keenum, Houston
Years: 2007-11
Stats: 19,217 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 155 TD, 46 INT, 23 rushing TD


21. Carson Palmer, USC
Years: 1998-2002
Stats: 11,818 passing yards, 59% completion rate, 72 TD, 49 INT, 9 rushing TD


20. Philip Rivers, NC State
Years: 2000-03
Stats: 13,484 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 95 TD, 34 INT, 17 rushing TD


19. Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama
Years: 2017-19
Stats: 7,442 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 87 TD, 11 INT, 9 rushing TD


18. Andrew Luck, Stanford
Years: 2009-11
Stats: 9,430 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 82 TD, 22 INT, 7 rushing TD


17. Matt Leinart, USC
Years: 2003-05
Stats: 10,693 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 99 TD, 23 INT, 9 rushing TD


16. Jameis Winston, Florida State
Years: 2013-14
Stats: 7,964 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 65 TD, 28 INT, 7 rushing TD


15. Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
Years: 2007-09
Stats: 8,403 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 88 TD, 16 INT, 5 rushing TD


14. Kellen Moore, Boise State
Years: 2008-11
Stats: 14,667 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 142 TD, 28 INT, 3 rushing TD


13. Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
Years: 2012-13
Stats: 7,820 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 63 TD, 22 INT, 2,169 rushing yards, 30 rushing TD


12. Colt McCoy, Texas
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 13,253 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 112 TD, 45 INT, 1,571 rushing yards, 20 rushing TD


11. Trevor Lawrence, Clemson
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 10,098 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 90 TD, 17 INT, 18 rushing TD


10. Robert Griffin III, Baylor
Years: 2008-11
Stats: 10,366 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 78 TD, 17 INT, 2,254 rushing yards, 33 rushing TD


9. Marcus Mariota, Oregon
Years: 2012-14
Stats: 10,796 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 105 TD, 14 INT, 2,237 rushing yards, 29 TD


8. Lamar Jackson, Louisville
Years: 2015-17
Stats: 9,043 passing yards, 57% completion rate, 69 TD, 27 INT, 4,132 rushing yards, 50 rushing TD


7. Kyler Murray, Texas A&M/Oklahoma
Years: 2015-18
Stats: 5,406 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 50 TD, 14 INT, 1,478 rushing yards, 13 rushing TD


6. Deshaun Watson, Clemson
Years: 2014-16
Stats: 10,168 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 90 TD, 32 INT, 1,934 rushing yards, 26 TD


5. Joe Burrow, Ohio State/LSU
Years: 2016-19
Stats: 8,852 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 78 TD, 11 INT, 13 rushing TD


4. Tim Tebow, Florida
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 9,285 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 88 TD, 16 INT, 2,947 rushing yards, 57 rushing TD


3. Vince Young, Texas
Years: 2003-05
Stats: 6,040 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 44 TD, 28 INT, 3,127 rushing yards, 37 rushing TD


2. Cam Newton, Auburn
Years: 2007-10 (really, though, just 2010)
Stats: 2,908 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 30 TD, 7 INT, 1,586 rushing yards, 24 rushing TD


1. Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma
Years: 2013-17
Stats: 14,607 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 131 TD, 30 INT, 1,083 rushing yards, 21 rushing TD


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Emilioooooh said:
So ESPN listed its top college football quarterbacks since 2000 and they listed UF's Rex Grossman (#28) ahead of Dorsey (#34)!!!! Are they mental????? Besides, Grossman went 0-2 against Dorsey, and the games weren't even close. Shouldn't that count for something???

On a positive note, they completely left out FSU's Chris Weinke, who won the Heisman in 2000. LMAO!!!

DORSEY IS THE G.O.A.T!!! GO CANES!!!

EDIT: Didn't even realize I sent an article behind a paywall. My bad! Here is a heavily redacted version of the article (redacted to comply with CIS rules re: copying and pasting of articles):

60. Kevin Kolb, Houston
Years: 2003-06
Stats: 12,964 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 85 TD, 31 INT, 21 rushing TD


59. Andy Dalton, TCU
Years: 2007-10
Stats: 10,314 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 71 TD, 30 INT, 1,611 rushing yards, 22 rushing TD


58. Zach Wilson, BYU
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 7,652 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 56 TD, 15 INT, 15 rushing TDs


57. Matt Barkley, USC
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 12,327 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 116 TD, 48 INT, 6 rushing TD


56. Aaron Rodgers, Cal
Years: 2003-04
Stats: 5,469 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 43 TD, 13 INT, 8 rushing TD


55. Todd Reesing, Kansas
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 11,194 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 90 TD, 33 INT, 15 rushing TD


54. Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech
Years: 2014-16
Stats: 11,252 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 93 TD, 29 INT, 22 rushing TD


53. Mason Rudolph, Oklahoma State
Years: 2014-17
Stats: 13,618 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 92 TD, 26 INT, 17 rushing TDs


52. Joey Harrington, Oregon
Years: 1998-2001
Stats: 6,911 passing yards, 55% completion rate, 59 TD, 23 INT, 18 rushing TD


51. Keenan Reynolds, Navy
Years: 2012-15
Stats: 4,001 passing yards, 52% completion rate, 31 TD, 8 INT, 4,559 rushing yards, 88 rushing TD


50. Brad Banks, Iowa
Years: 2001-02
Stats: 3,155 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 30 TD, 7 INT, 7 rushing TD


49. David Carr, Fresno State
Years: 1997-2001
Stats: 7,458 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 65 TD, 22 INT, 9 rushing TD


48. Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 12,905 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 102 TD, 36 INT, 2,948 rushing yards, 47 rushing TD


47. Denard Robinson, Michigan
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 6,250 passing yards, 57% completion rate, 49 TD, 39 INT, 4,495 rushing yards, 42 TD


46. Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois
Years: 2010-13
Stats: 6,209 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 51 TD, 14 INT, 4,343 rushing yards, 48 TD


45. Kyle Trask, Florida
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 7,386 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 69 TD, 15 INT, 8 rushing TD


44. Eli Manning, Ole Miss
Years: 2000-03
Stats: 10,119 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 81 TD, 35 INT, 5 rushing TD


43. Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
Years: 2003-06
Stats: 11,762 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 95 TD, 39 INT, 6 rushing TD


42. Eric Crouch, Nebraska
Years: 1998-2001
Stats: 4,481 passing yards, 52% completion rate, 29 TD, 25 INT, 3,434 rushing yards, 59 rushing TD


41. Byron Leftwich, Marshall
Years: 1998-2002
Stats: 11,903 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 89 TD, 28 INT, 6 rushing TD


40. Aaron Murray, Georgia
Years: 2010-13
Stats: 13,166 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 121 TD, 41 INT, 16 rushing TD


39. Colt Brennan, Hawaii
Years: 2005-07
Stats: 14,193 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 131 TD, 42 INT, 15 rushing TD


38. Collin Klein, Kansas State
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 4,724 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 30 TD, 15 INT, 2,485 rushing yards, 56 rushing TD


37. Alex Smith, Utah
Years: 2002-04
Stats: 5,203 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 47 TD, 8 INT, 1,072 rushing yards, 15 rushing TD


36. Landry Jones, Oklahoma
Years: 2009-12
Stats: 16,646 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 123 TD, 52 INT, 3 rushing TD


35. Mac Jones, Alabama
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 6,126 passing yards, 74% completion rate, 56 TD, 7 INT, 2 rushing TD


34. Ken Dorsey, Miami
Years: 1999-2002
Stats: 9,565 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 86 TD, 28 INT, 2 rushing TD

An early-2000s Mac Jones: He inherited an all-time great supporting cast and piloted it beautifully enough to earn a pair of top-5 Heisman finishes. The U went 35-2 in his three seasons as a starter and has won double-digit games only twice since his departure.

33. Chase Daniel, Missouri
Years: 2005-08
Stats: 12,515 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 101 TD, 41 INT, 10 rushing TD


32. Graham Harrell, Texas Tech
Years: 2005-08
Stats: 15,793 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 134 TD, 34 INT, 12 rushing TD


31. Troy Smith, Ohio State
Years: 2003-06
Stats: 5,720 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 54 TD, 13 INT, 1,168 rushing yards, 14 rushing TD


30. Jason White, Oklahoma
Years: 1999-2004
Stats: 7,922 passing yards, 63% completion rate, 81 TD, 24 INT, 2 rushing TD


29. Colin Kaepernick, Nevada
Years: 2007-10
Stats: 10,098 passing yards, 58% completion rate, 82 TD, 24 INT, 4,112 passing yards, 59 rushing TD


28. Rex Grossman, Florida
Years: 2000-02
Stats: 9,164 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 77 TD, 36 INT, 6 rushing TD


27. Justin Fields, Georgia/Ohio State
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 5,701 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 67 TD, 9 INT, 1,133 rushing yards, 19 TD


26. Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio)
Years: 2001-03
Stats: 10,829 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 84 TD, 34 INT, 7 rushing TD


25. Pat White, West Virginia
Years: 2005-08
Stats: 6,049 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 56 TD, 23 INT, 4,480 rushing yards, 47 rushing TD


24. Russell Wilson, NC State/Wisconsin
Years: 2008-11
Stats: 11,720 passing yards, 61% completion rate, 109 TD, 30 INT, 1,421 rushing yards, 23 TD


23. Jalen Hurts, Alabama/Oklahoma
Years: 2016-19
Stats: 9,477 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 80 TD, 20 INT, 3,274 rushing yards, 43 rushing TD


22. Case Keenum, Houston
Years: 2007-11
Stats: 19,217 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 155 TD, 46 INT, 23 rushing TD


21. Carson Palmer, USC
Years: 1998-2002
Stats: 11,818 passing yards, 59% completion rate, 72 TD, 49 INT, 9 rushing TD


20. Philip Rivers, NC State
Years: 2000-03
Stats: 13,484 passing yards, 64% completion rate, 95 TD, 34 INT, 17 rushing TD


19. Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama
Years: 2017-19
Stats: 7,442 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 87 TD, 11 INT, 9 rushing TD


18. Andrew Luck, Stanford
Years: 2009-11
Stats: 9,430 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 82 TD, 22 INT, 7 rushing TD


17. Matt Leinart, USC
Years: 2003-05
Stats: 10,693 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 99 TD, 23 INT, 9 rushing TD


16. Jameis Winston, Florida State
Years: 2013-14
Stats: 7,964 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 65 TD, 28 INT, 7 rushing TD


15. Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
Years: 2007-09
Stats: 8,403 passing yards, 68% completion rate, 88 TD, 16 INT, 5 rushing TD


14. Kellen Moore, Boise State
Years: 2008-11
Stats: 14,667 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 142 TD, 28 INT, 3 rushing TD


13. Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
Years: 2012-13
Stats: 7,820 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 63 TD, 22 INT, 2,169 rushing yards, 30 rushing TD


12. Colt McCoy, Texas
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 13,253 passing yards, 70% completion rate, 112 TD, 45 INT, 1,571 rushing yards, 20 rushing TD


11. Trevor Lawrence, Clemson
Years: 2018-20
Stats: 10,098 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 90 TD, 17 INT, 18 rushing TD


10. Robert Griffin III, Baylor
Years: 2008-11
Stats: 10,366 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 78 TD, 17 INT, 2,254 rushing yards, 33 rushing TD


9. Marcus Mariota, Oregon
Years: 2012-14
Stats: 10,796 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 105 TD, 14 INT, 2,237 rushing yards, 29 TD


8. Lamar Jackson, Louisville
Years: 2015-17
Stats: 9,043 passing yards, 57% completion rate, 69 TD, 27 INT, 4,132 rushing yards, 50 rushing TD


7. Kyler Murray, Texas A&M/Oklahoma
Years: 2015-18
Stats: 5,406 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 50 TD, 14 INT, 1,478 rushing yards, 13 rushing TD


6. Deshaun Watson, Clemson
Years: 2014-16
Stats: 10,168 passing yards, 67% completion rate, 90 TD, 32 INT, 1,934 rushing yards, 26 TD


5. Joe Burrow, Ohio State/LSU
Years: 2016-19
Stats: 8,852 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 78 TD, 11 INT, 13 rushing TD


4. Tim Tebow, Florida
Years: 2006-09
Stats: 9,285 passing yards, 66% completion rate, 88 TD, 16 INT, 2,947 rushing yards, 57 rushing TD


3. Vince Young, Texas
Years: 2003-05
Stats: 6,040 passing yards, 62% completion rate, 44 TD, 28 INT, 3,127 rushing yards, 37 rushing TD


2. Cam Newton, Auburn
Years: 2007-10 (really, though, just 2010)
Stats: 2,908 passing yards, 65% completion rate, 30 TD, 7 INT, 1,586 rushing yards, 24 rushing TD


1. Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma
Years: 2013-17
Stats: 14,607 passing yards, 69% completion rate, 131 TD, 30 INT, 1,083 rushing yards, 21 rushing TD


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ESPN has been dead to me for a long time now. **** them!!


Go Canes!!
 
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List like that are made to debated. I never get salty over anyone opinions and it provide something to talk about. But when I see a list like that I like when the writer list how the weighed the criteria. Because otherwise it’s feels like a waste of time.

Case in point Lamar Jackson Behind Kyler Murray why?

Joe Burrow behind Anyone?

clearly Championships are weighted heavily because Vince Young and Newton don’t have nearly the stats. (And Newton’s stats are clearly based on one year). So if we are looking at just their single best year why is Joe Burrow not #1 or at worst #2?
 
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