Ranking of the Top 90 Quarterbacks from College Football of the 2000s

With every passing season, ranking the Quarterbacks of the University of the 2000s becomes a bit more difficult.

The general consensus was that Quarterback game fell a bit in 2024 after the loss of stars such as Jayden Daniels and Caleb Williams. But don't tell the five 2024 stars that participate in this ever-increasing list.

Dillon Gabriel, Cam Ward, Jaxson Dart, Shedeur Sanders and Kurtis Rourke together to throw 73,849 Yards and 607 TouchDowns at all levels in their respective career. Gabriel and Rourke led remarkable play-off runs in 2024, Ward and Dart did almost the same, and Sanders showed up at a school with one win and left with a season of nine Win. They all have more than deserved places on what is now a list of 90 QB.

It is again time to update the list of the best Quarterbacks of the century. Everything we thought about evolving Quarterback game, while we looked at Michael Vick from Virginia Tech, Purdue's Drew Brees and the miracles of the Mike Leach attack in the late 1990s, Exponentially grew in the first quarter of the 21st century, but Dynamed qbagy. To the list!

90. Max Hall, Byu
Years: 2007-09
Statistics: 11,365 Passing yards, 65% completion percentage, 94 TD, 40 Int

The Post-Lavell Edwards era did not start incredibly well with Byu, but thanks to a rejuvenated and productively passing attack, first led by John Beck and then by Hall, the Cougars tore four consecutive seasons with double digits and recovered near the top of the Mountain West-Hierarchy.

89. Hendon Hooker, Virginia Tech/Tennessee
Years: 2018-22
Statistics: 8,974 Passing yards, 67% completion percentage, 80 TD, 12 Int, 2,079 Heady Werven, 25 Hasts TD

He flashed potential in three seasons at Virginia Tech, but nobody knew exactly what Hooker was capable of until he was linked to Josh Heupel at UT. After a solid junior season, he threw 3,135 Yards and 27 TDs as a senior, but those were only 11-game totals-a serious Heisman-Competent, he tore an ACL against South Carolina, missed the last two games and ended up instead.

88. Jake Browning, Washington
Years: 2015-18
Statistics: 12,296 Passing Yards, 65% completion percentage, 94 TD, 34 Int, 16 Rushing TD

After a solid debut as first -year students, Browning was just as responsible as everyone for the Breakout campaign of Washington 2016; He threw 3,340 Yards and 43 scores that year and finished sixth in Heisman votes while the Huskies charged for 12 wins and an offer in the play -off of the University Football.

87. McKenzie Milton, UCF/Florida State
Years: 2016-21
Statistics: 9,458 Passing yards, 61% completion percentage, 75 TD, 28 Int, 1,066 Hurry Werven, 20 Hasten TD

Oh, what could have been. Milton led UCF to an undefeated season in 2017 and threw 4,037 yards and 37 touchdowns, and he was on pace for career numbers in the 12,000-Yard, 100-TD Range. But at the end of 2018 he sustained a catastrophic leg injury, which in fact reduces his career briefly. It took him three years to see the field again, like an FSUback -up.

86. Braxton Miller, Ohio State
Years: 2011-15
Statistics: 5,295 Passing yards, 59% completion percentage, 52 TD, 17 Int, 3,314 Heady Werven, 33 Hasten TD

Miller placed seasons of 2,000 passing yards and hurrying up in 2012 and 2013 while he won the Big Ten's Offensive Player of the Year Prize both seasons. He also finished fifth in the Heisman who voted in 2012. But a shoulder injury changed its career; After missing in 2014, he moved to recipient for his senior season in 2015.

85. Bailey Zappe, West -Kennucky
Years (only FBS): 2021
Statistics: 5,967 Passing yards, 69% completion percentage, 62 TD, 11 Int

This is an FBS-specific list, so the fact that Zappe threw 10.004 meters to Houston Christian before he arrived even at WKU, does not really come into play. But he makes this list on the power of one completely ridiculous season. Zappe was 400 meters in eight games and ended with more career fbs passing yards than Troy Smith. In 14 games.

84. Shedeur Sanders, Colorado
Year (Only FBS): 2023-24
Statistics: 7,364 Passing yards, 72% completion percentage, 64 TD, 13 Int

After throwing 6,963 Yards and 70 TDs (and 23 games won) in Jackson State, Sanders moved with his father to Colorado in 2023; The buffalo had gone before their arrival 1-11, but rose to 4-8, then 9-4 in the two seasons of the Quarterback that ran the show. Sanders and Travis Hunter became the faces of a turn from Buffaloes.