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Quarterback has always been the most important position in football, but it has perhaps never been more obviously critical than in this year’s College Football Playoff, where four of the eight teams still vying for the national title feature early-round 2026 NFL Draft prospects.
It's late December, and we still have nearly a month left of college football.
Oregon Ducks' HC Dan Lanning joined the Bear Bets podcast and discussed the rivalry game against USC, Dante Moore’s sophomore season & more!
Outkick 'Hot Mic' co-host Jonathan Hutton joins 'Fox News Live' with his predictions for the college football playoffs.
EUGENE, Ore. — Dante Moore threw four touchdown passes and ran for another score and No. 5 Oregon beat No. 19 James Madison 51-34 on Saturday night in a College Football Playoff opener.
The College Football Playoff is "must-see" viewing for NFL coaches and scouts searching for potential stars in the 2026 NFL Draft class. Although postseason contests are not supposed to carry more weight than regular-season games, the opportunity to watch "best on best" matchups with a collection of blue-chip prospects on the field gives evaluators a great chance to see how these prospects handle the pressure of playing under the bright lights on a big stage.
There are eight consensus five-star quarterbacks in college football between the 2023 and 2024 recruiting classes. They include UCLA's Nico Iamaleava, Oregon's Dante Moore, Auburn's Jackson Arnold, UTEP's Malachi Nelson, Ohio State's Julian Sayin, Florida's DJ Lagway and Nebraska's Dylan Raiola, and all of these players have transferred or currently are looking to.
Joel Klatt analyzed whether the Michigan Wolverines could beat the Ohio State Buckeyes for a fifth year in a row to make the CFP. He broke down their strong win against the Maryland Terrapins and the Michigan mindset around 'The Game.'