Quarterbacks are a major storyline before every college football season, but the interest level will be especially high when games kick off later this month.
The combination of a lukewarm 2022 NFL quarterback draft class, many prominent returning starters and a vibrant transfer market has left a fascinating QB group in terms of both depth and league distribution. Alabama's Bryce Young will try to become the first back-to-back Heisman Trophy winner since Archie Griffin in 1975, but other quarterbacks might be generating more preseason buzz, such as Ohio State's C.J. Stroud and USC's Caleb Williams, the Oklahoma transfer who joined coach Lincoln Riley with the Trojans.