QB Fast Facts
Fast Facts
College Front Office has been compiling estimated NIL valuations to determine which team has the most valuable roster and, naturally, there are plenty of playoff and SEC teams near the top.
Below is their most recent Top 15 ranking.
1. Texas – $47.9 M
2. Miami – $44.0M
3. Ohio State – $43.5M
4. LSU – $42.8M
5. Oregon – $42.8M
6. Notre Dame – $40.4M
7. Texas A&M – $38.9M
8. Alabama – $37.2M
9. Texas Tech – $36.3M
10. Tennessee – $35.7M
11. Ole Miss – $35.2M
12. Georgia – $34.2M
13. USC – $34.2M
14. Oklahoma – $33.0M
15. Michigan – $32.4M
NFL Hall of Fame Quarterbacks Who Played for Hall of Fame Coaches
- Joe Montana (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Bill Walsh
San Francisco 49ers (1979–1988) - Steve Young (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Bill Walsh
San Francisco 49ers (1987–1988) - Bart Starr (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers (1959–1967) - Terry Bradshaw (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Chuck Noll
Pittsburgh Steelers (1969–1983) - Troy Aikman (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Jimmy Johnson
Dallas Cowboys (1989–1993) - Roger Staubach (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys (1969–1979) - Johnny Unitas (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Don Shula
Baltimore Colts (1963–1969)
- Johnny Unitas (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Colts (1954–1962) - Bob Griese (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Don Shula
Miami Dolphins (1970–1980) - Len Dawson (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs (1963–1974) - Fran Tarkenton (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Bud Grant
Minnesota Vikings (1967–1978) - Peyton Manning (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Tony Dungy
Indianapolis Colts (2002–2008) - George Blanda (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: Sid Gillman
Houston Oilers (1960–1962) - George Blanda (QB)
Hall of Fame Coach: John Madden
Oakland Raiders (1969–1975)
On3's NIL Top Valued College QBs
Based on the most recent On3 NIL Valuations, here are some of the top-valued college football quarterbacks:| PLAYER | EARNINGS |
|---|---|
| Arch Manning (Texas) | $6.8 Million |
| Carson Beck (Miami) | $4.3 Million |
| Garrett Nussmeier (LSU) | $3.8 Million |
| LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina) | $3.7 Million |
| DJ Lagway (Florida) | $3.7 Million |
| Cade Klubnik (Clemson) | $3.4 Million |
| Drew Allar (Penn State) | $3.1 Million |
| Sam Leavitt (AZ State) | $3.1 Million |
| Bryce Underwood (Michigan Commit) | $3 Million |
| Darian Mensah (Duke) | $2.8 Million |
| John Mateer (Oklahoma) | $2.7 Million |
| Josh Hoover (TCU) | $2.4 Million |
| CJ Bailey (NC State) | $2.3 Million |
| Dylan Raiola (Nebraska) | $2.3 Million |
| Taylen Green (Arkansas) | $2.1 Million |
| Nico Iamaleava (UCLA) | $2 Million |
| Jackson Arnold (Auburn) | $2 Million |
The NCAA College Football Programs with the most Super Bowl Starting QBs
UC Berkeley (5)
Joe Kapp (0-1),
Craig Morton (0-2),
Vince Ferragamo (0-1),
Aaron Rogers (1-0),
Jared Goff (0-1)
UNIV of ALABAMA (4)
Bart Starr (2-0),
Joe Namath (1-0),
Ken Stabler (1-0),
Jalen Hurts (0-1)
NOTRE DAME (3)
Daryle Lamonica (1-0),
Joe Theisman (1-1) ,
Joe Montana (4-0)
PURDUE (3)
Len Dawson (1-1),
Bob Griese (1-1),
Drew Brees (1-0)
LSU (3)
David Woodley (0-1),
Stan Humphries (0-1),
Joe Burrow (0-1)
UCLA (2)
Troy Aikman (3-0),
Billy Kilmer (0-1)
STANFORD (2)
John Elway (2-3)
UNIV OF DELAWARE (2)
Joe Flacco (1-0),
Rich Gannon (0-1)
BOSTON COLLEGE (2)
Matt Ryan (0-1),
Matt Hasselbeck (0-1)
BRIGHAM YOUNG (2)
Steve Young (1-0),
Jim McMahon (1-0)
WASHINGTON STATE (2)
Mark Rypien (1-0)
UNIV OF GEORGIA (2)
Fran Tarkenton (0-3),
Matthew Stafford (1-0)
9 winningest FCS teams in college football history
1. Yale
All-time record: 929-387-55
Win percentage: .698
First season: 1872
2. Harvard
All-time record: 893-409-50
Win percentage: .679
First season: 1874
3. Penn
All-time record: 872-509-42
Win percentage: .628
First season: 1876
4. Princeton
All-time record: 857-416-50
Win percentage: .667
First season: 1869
5. North Dakota State
All-time record: 774-378-34
Win percentage: .667
First season: 1894
6. Dartmouth
All-time record: 727-466-46
Win percentage: .605
First season: 1881
7. Delaware
All-time record: 722-479-43
Win percentage: .597
First season: 1889
8. Dayton
All-time record: 711-387-25
Win percentage: .644
First season: 1905
9. Lehigh
All-time record: 703-631-45
Win percentage: .526
First season: 1884
All-Time NFL Career Earnings Leaders Entering 2024
Source: SportingNews.com; Updated: Sept 23, 2024| PLAYER | EARNINGS | YEARS |
|---|---|---|
| Aaron Rodgers | $342.5 Million | 2005-present |
| Kirk Cousins | $331.7 Million | 2012-present |
| Matthew Stafford | $328.3 Million | 2009-present |
| Russell Wilson | $256.4 Million | 2012-present |
| Ryan Tannehill | $196 Million | 2012-present |
| Von Miller | $179.3 Million | 2011-present |
| Joe Flacco | $175.7 Million | 2008-present |
| Trent Williams | $168.7 Million | 2010-present |
| Ndamukong Suh | $168.2 Million | 2010-22 |
| Derek Carr | $165.7 Million | 2014-present |
Ranking The Highest-Paid NFL QBs for 2024
Here are the highest-paid quarterbacks by average annual value according to data compiled by Spotrac.Updated: July 29, 2024
| RANK | PLAYER | TEAM | COMPENSATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-1 | Joe Burrow | Cincinnati Bengals | $55 million |
| T-1 | Trevor Lawrence | Jacksonville Jaguars | $55 million |
| T-1 | Jordan Love | Green Bay Packers | $55 million |
| 4 | Tua Tagovailoa | Miami Dolphins | $53.1 million |
| 5 | Jared Goff | Detroit Lions | $53 million |
| 6 | Justin Herbert | Los Angeles Chargers | $52.5 million |
| 7 | Lamar Jackson | Baltimore Ravens | $52 million |
| 8 | Jalen Hurts | Philadelphia Eagles | $51 million |
| 9 | Kyler Murray | Arizona Cardinals | $46.1 million |
| 10 | Deshaun Watson | Cleveland Browns | $46 million |
| T-11 | Patrick Mahomes | Kansas City Chiefs | $45 million |
| T-11 | Kirk Cousins | Atlanta Falcons | $45 million |
| 13 | Josh Allen | Buffalo Bills | $43 million |
| T-14 | Dak Prescott | Dallas Cowboys | $40 million |
| T-14 | Daniel Jones | New York Giants | $40 million |
| T-14 | Matthew Stafford | Los Angeles Rams | $40 million |