Well, week 2 of college football had us all screaming, “Hail Mary!” as a few quarterbacks made the field their personal highlight reel. Former Heisman winner Matt Leinart took some time away from dodging the rush to count down the top five QBs that were really bringing the heat this week.
Let’s take a look at the gridiron action to see which signal-callers threw us for a loop!
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1. Quinn Ewers

– In a game where the Longhorns turned the Big House into their personal playpen, Quinn Ewers was the MVP of the day.Ewers threw for 246 yards and three touchdowns in Texas’ 31-12 win over Michigan, making defenders look like they were stuck in a “doughnut” drill. Ewers makes the most of his case to include a spot in the College Football Playoff with some laser-focused passes, but the only thing cooler than his throws might be his Texas-sized confidence.

2. Kyle McCord

– Ohio State’s Kyle McCord had one of those games that required a highlight reel to itself. He passed for 381 yards and four touchdowns against Georgia Tech, making him the “McCord” of the moment. No wonder the coach at Ohio State is sending thank-you notes to his old buddies at the transfer office. McCord’s great numbers put him near the top and prove he is not just a quarterback who can back up.

3. DJ Lagway

– DJ Lagway was spinning records and scoring touchdowns in Florida’s 45-7 romp over Samford. Unstoppable, the true freshman threw for 436 yards and three touchdowns like he was at a quarterback concert. The performance had Gators fans dancing in the stands, and if he keeps this up, he might be the next big thing since the invention of the “Gator Chomp.”.

4. Cade Klubnik

– Clemson’s Cade Klubnik made critics eat their words and then some in a 66-20 blowout of Appalachian State. With 378 yards, five touchdowns, and two more on the ground, Klubnik was playing like he had a cheat code. He made defences look silly and put up numbers that would make any quarterback jealous. It’s safe to say, that Klubnik’s game was as flawless as his touchdown celebrations!

5. Thomas Castellanos

– Boston College’s Thomas Castellanos had one of those games that, in and of itself, could be a highlight reel. He threw for 234 yards and four touchdowns against Duquesne on just nine completions in a 56-0 rout. Castellanos was the Swiss Army knife of quarterbacks-monumental and ready to shine at any moment. If this is a gauge on how he starts the season, the Eagles might just soar to new heights.
These QBs didn’t just play the game, they made it an event. And with throws like these, college football has never been hotter. So buckle up and remember the names below, for the future of great football will keep us all on the edges of our seats!
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