This is an article version of the CBS Sports HQ AM Newsletter, the ultimate guide to every day in sports. There is an excellent crop of QBs in college football this year, and trying to properly rank each one of them is an impossible task. Luckily for you all, my colleague David Cobb is here to do the impossible with his first batch of QB Power Rankings.
There was plenty of competition for the No. 1 spot, including Texas superstar Arch Manning and Heisman Trophy finalist Julian Sayin, but Oregon QB Dante Moore starts the season at the top of the pile. An improved supporting cast around Moore should allow him to elevate his game beyond already stratospheric levels. The full rankings can be found here, but since I'm excited about Week 1, here's a little taste: 41.
Colton Joseph, Wisconsin 42. Faizon Brandon, Tennessee 44. Davis Warren, Stanford One QB who is not on the list (yet), but is extraordinary in his own right is Ball State signal caller Keldric Luster.
After becoming somewhat of an internet sensation, Luster will lead the Cardinals against No. 1 Ohio State this weekend. We're rapidly approaching the biggest draft weekend of the fantasy football season -- perhaps you're even drafting tonight -- and you're woefully underprepared. The bad news is that you're behind the eight ball.
The good news is that our industry-leading team can get you caught up before you're on the clock. In some cases, knowing who not to draft is just as important as knowing who to draft. Heath Cummings can help you avoid those land mines with his Fantasy Football Busts 3.0 column, in which he lays out a few players to avoid.
Texans RB David Mongtomery may have that backfield all to himself, but that doesn't necessarily mean he'll pile up fantasy points. It probably goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway. You need to be locked in and subscribed to "Fantasy Football Today" for all the latest news and best fantasy football advice you're ever going to find on the world wide web.
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