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Player / School Rate Yds/G Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Att Name / Player Yr G CO ATT % Eff Yds Pass Tot Off TD’s Int TD-Int TD-Att TD-Com Int-Att Int-Com Rush Rush TD’s Ave Yds Sacks Yds Yds P Total KSI Player / School Rate Yds/G Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Att. Yds Rush Rush Lost Sack TD’s Score Matt Barkley (USC) Sr 12 308 5 446 9 69.1 2 161.2 3 3528 8 294.00 5 295.2 7 39 1 7 4 5.57 2 11.44 3 7.90 4 63.71 5 44.00 5 28 26 14 19 2 10 0.50 17 8 2 51 2 -6.38 6 41 1 146 Matt Barkley (USC) Gino Smith (WVU) Sr 13 346 3 526 3 65.8 8 152.6 7 4385 2 337.31 2 334.8 3 31 4 7 4 4.43 3 16.97 12 11.16 12 75.14 2 49.43 3 56 18 -33 24 2 10 -0.59 20 26 13 198 21 -7.62 19 33 5 198 Gino Smith (WVU) Seth Doege (Texas Tech) Sr 12 398 1 581 1 68.5 3 138.9 18 4004 3 333.67 3 337.5 2 28 6 10 7 2.80 10 20.75 23 14.21 24 58.10 6 39.80 7 54 19 46 18 4 8 0.85 14 19 9 128 14 -6.74 11 32 6 213 Seth Doege (Texas Tech) Tajh Boyd (Clemson) Jr 14 298 8 499 4 59.7 20 141.2 15 3828 4 273.43 10 289.0 9 33 3 12 9 2.75 11 15.12 10 9.03 5 41.58 11 24.83 14 142 6 218 9 5 7 1.54 9 31 17 210 23 -6.77 12 38 2 218 Tajh Boyd (Clemson) Derek Carr (Fresno St) Jr 13 279 11 446 9 62.6 16 144.5 12 3544 7 272.62 11 278.2 11 26 7 9 6 2.89 9 17.15 13 10.73 11 49.56 9 31.00 10 57 17 72 15 3 9 1.26 12 20 10 123 13 -6.15 5 29 9 232 Derek Carr (Fresno St) Tyler Wilson (Arkansas) Sr 13 277 12 438 10 64.5 11 148.4 9 3638 5 279.85 7 279.6 10 24 9 6 3 4.00 4 18.25 16 11.54 15 73.00 3 46.17 4 60 16 -3 21 4 8 -0.05 19 26 13 177 16 -6.81 13 28 10 234 Tyler Wilson (Arkansas) Terrance Owens (Toledo) Jr 12 166 25 230 26 72.2 1 169.2 1 2022 28 168.50 26 185.9 27 18 14 3 1 6.00 1 12.78 5 9.22 9 76.67 1 55.33 2 41 21 209 10 1 11 5.10 3 2 1 13 1 -6.50 8 19 16 238 Terrance Owens (Toledo) Blaine Gautier (LA-LAF) Sr 13 344 4 216 27 62.8 15 153.6 6 2958 18 227.54 17 264.9 12 23 10 6 3 3.83 5 9.39 1 14.96 25 36.00 18 57.33 1 118 10 486 7 3 9 4.12 6 19 9 128 14 -6.74 11 26 12 240 Blaine Gautier (LA-LAF) Landry Jones (Oklahoma) Sr 13 355 2 562 2 63.2 14 141.6 14 4463 1 343.31 1 341.5 1 29 5 15 12 1.93 17 19.38 17 12.24 16 37.47 17 23.67 15 32 23 -24 23 2 10 -0.75 22 10 3 79 4 -7.90 22 31 7 248 Landry Jones (Oklahoma) Keith Price (UW) Jr 13 242 15 362 19 66.9 5 161.9 2 3063 13 235.62 14 236.4 18 33 3 11 8 3.00 8 10.97 2 7.33 3 32.91 21 22.00 19 56 18 10 20 3 9 0.18 18 26 13 141 15 -5.42 2 36 4 249 Keith Price (UW) James Franklin (Missou) Jr 13 238 17 376 17 63.3 13 139.9 16 2865 21 220.38 22 295.9 6 21 11 11 8 1.91 18 17.90 15 11.33 14 34.18 19 21.64 20 217 2 981 2 15 2 4.52 5 18 8 117 12 -6.50 8 36 4 260 James Franklin (Missou) Zac Dysert (Miami-OH) Sr 12 295 9 448 8 65.8 8 143.7 13 3513 9 292.75 6 302.3 5 23 10 11 8 2.09 15 19.48 18 12.83 20 40.73 12 26.82 12 125 9 115 12 4 8 0.92 13 46 20 342 25 -7.43 18 27 11 269 Zac Dysert (Miami-OH) Casey Pachall (TCU) Jr 13 228 21 343 21 66.5 7 158.0 5 2911 19 223.92 19 228.6 22 25 8 7 4 3.57 6 13.72 8 9.12 6 49.00 10 32.57 9 68 15 51 17 2 10 0.75 16 13 5 111 10 -8.54 24 27 11 273 Casey Pachall (TCU) Aaron Murray (Georgia) Jr 14 238 17 403 15 62.5 17 146.4 11 3149 11 224.93 18 232.3 20 35 2 14 11 2.50 13 11.51 4 6.80 1 28.79 24 17.00 26 87 12 111 13 2 10 1.28 11 32 18 183 17 -5.72 4 37 3 278 Aaron Murray (Georgia) Logan Thomas (VTech) Jr 14 234 19 391 16 59.8 19 135.5 21 3013 16 215.21 23 248.7 16 19 13 10 7 1.90 19 20.58 21 12.32 17 39.10 13 23.40 17 153 5 469 8 11 3 3.07 8 17 7 109 9 -6.41 7 30 8 292 Logan Thomas (VTech) James Vandenberg (Iowa) Sr 13 237 18 404 14 58.7 22 138.5 19 3022 15 232.46 16 237.2 17 25 8 7 4 3.57 6 16.16 11 9.48 10 57.71 7 33.86 8 78 14 61 16 3 9 0.78 15 29 16 209 22 -7.21 17 28 10 294 James Vandenberg (Iowa) Ryan Aplin (Ark. State) Sr 13 304 7 476 5 63.9 12 133.6 22 3588 6 276.00 9 321.2 4 19 13 16 14 1.19 26 25.05 26 16.00 26 29.75 22 19.00 24 161 4 588 6 10 4 3.65 7 27 14 194 20 -7.19 16 29 9 296 Ryan Aplin (Ark. State) Brett Smith (Wyoming) So 13 253 14 413 11 60.0 18 124.6 28 2622 24 201.69 25 256.3 15 20 12 11 8 1.82 21 20.65 22 12.65 19 37.55 16 23.00 18 139 7 710 4 10 4 5.11 2 11 4 94 6 -8.55 25 30 8 311 Brett Smith (Wyoming) Mike Glennon (NC State) Sr 13 283 10 453 7 62.5 17 136.4 20 3054 14 234.92 15 225.5 24 31 4 12 9 2.58 12 14.61 9 9.13 7 37.75 15 23.58 16 51 20 -110 27 1 11 -2.16 25 28 15 188 19 -6.71 10 32 6 312 Mike Glennon (NC State) A.J. McCarron (Alabama) Jr 13 219 22 328 22 66.8 6 147.3 10 2634 23 202.62 24 200.9 26 16 16 5 2 3.20 7 20.50 19 13.69 23 65.60 4 43.80 6 30 25 -22 22 2 10 -0.73 21 13 5 72 3 -5.54 3 18 17 316 A.J. McCarron (Alabama) B.J. Daniels (S. Florida) Sr 11 215 23 365 18 58.9 21 126.7 26 2604 25 236.73 13 291.4 8 13 17 7 4 1.86 20 28.08 27 16.54 27 52.14 8 30.71 11 132 8 601 5 6 6 4.55 5 14 6 107 8 -7.64 21 19 16 323 B.J. Daniels (S. Florida) Denard Robinson (Mich) Sr 13 142 27 258 25 55.0 25 139.7 17 2173 26 167.15 27 257.6 14 20 12 15 13 1.33 25 12.90 6 7.10 2 17.20 27 9.47 28 221 1 1176 1 16 1 5.32 1 13 5 112 11 -8.62 26 36 4 324 Denard Robinson (Mich) E.J. Manuel (FSU) Sr 12 203 24 311 23 65.3 10 151.2 8 2666 22 222.17 20 234.8 19 18 14 8 5 2.25 14 17.28 14 11.28 13 38.88 14 25.38 13 110 11 151 11 4 8 1.37 10 33 19 230 24 -6.97 15 22 13 324 E.J. Manuel (FSU) Bryn Renner (UNC) Jr 13 239 16 350 20 68.3 4 159.4 4 3086 12 237.38 12 230.6 21 26 7 13 10 2.00 16 13.46 7 9.19 8 26.92 25 18.38 25 57 17 -88 26 1 11 -1.54 23 26 13 198 21 -7.62 20 27 11 329 Bryn Renner (UNC) Taylor Martinez (Nebraska) Jr 13 162 26 288 24 56.2 24 126.5 27 2089 27 160.69 28 227.9 23 13 17 8 5 1.63 22 22.15 24 12.46 18 36.00 18 20.25 21 188 3 874 3 9 5 4.65 4 21 11 99 7 -4.71 1 22 13 351 Taylor Martinez (Nebraska) Zach Maynard (CAL) Sr 10 231 20 405 13 57.0 23 127.0 25 2990 17 299.00 4 248.7 16 17 15 12 9 1.42 24 23.82 25 13.59 22 33.75 20 19.25 22 84 13 108 14 4 8 1.29 11 27 14 187 18 -6.93 14 21 14 361 Zach Maynard (CAL) Tommy Rees (Notre Dame) Jr 13 269 13 411 12 65.5 9 133.4 23 2871 20 220.84 21 216.5 25 20 12 14 11 1.43 23 20.55 20 13.45 21 29.36 23 19.21 23 31 24 -56 25 0 12 -1.81 24 13 5 85 5 -6.54 9 20 15 375 Tommy Rees (Notre Dame) Sean Mannion (Oregon St) So 12 305 6 473 6 64.5 11 127.2 24 3332 10 277.66 8 261.5 13 16 16 18 15 0.89 27 29.56 28 19.06 28 26.28 26 16.94 27 33 22 -192 28 1 11 -5.82 26 24 12 198 21 -8.25 23 17 17 405 Sean Mannion (Oregon St).
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