After back-to-back national championships with Stetson Bennett at the helm, Georgia will have a new starting quarterback in 2023.
After two seasons of Heisman-caliber play from Bryce Young and C.J. Stroud, both Alabama and Ohio State are looking for replacements at QB, too.
At Clemson, sophomore Cade Klubnik steps into the QB1 job after two rollercoaster years with DJ Uiagalelei at the helm. He'll be paired with a new offensive coordinator and fresh optimism that the Tigers can return to greatness.
Those four teams -- Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State and Clemson -- have combined for 21 playoff appearances, 23 playoff wins and seven national championships since the College Football Playoff began in 2014, which, coincidentally, was also the last time all four schools replaced their starting QB in the same offseason.