Top 7 college football QBs to watch out for in Week 10 ft. Jaxson Dart

Week 10 of the college football season has a lot of teams off, but there are still some impressive college football quarterbacks ready to play. There are a lot of exciting players under center, so let's take a look at some of the most elite quarterbacks for this weekend.

Top Quarterbacks for Week 10

Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss

Senior quarterback Jaxson Dart has been arguably the best quarterback in the Southeastern Conference as he is third in the nation in passing yards and leading the No. 19 Ole Miss Rebels (6-2). He has been deadly accurate as he is 173 of 245 (70.6%) for 2,695 yards with 15 touchdowns to three interceptions while also running 67 times for 207 yards (3.1 yards per attempt) with three more TDs.

Going up against the Arkansas Razorbacks, this is a great chance for him to continue proving to be dominant.

Cam Ward, Miami

The fifth-ranked Miami Hurricanes (8-0) have one of the favorites for the 2024 Heisman Trophy in Cam Ward. He has been incredible as he has gone 191 of 281 (68.0%) for 2,746 yards with 24 touchdowns to five interceptions while also running 42 times for 186 yards (4.4 yards per carry) with three additional scores.

He has an intriguing Week 10 game against the hot Duke Blue Devils in Atlantic Coast Conference action. This will be an exciting game to see how the Blue Devils defend the pass, especially after Ward had a relatively quiet game last week.

Tyler Shough, Louisville

Senior Tyler Shough has been playing at a great level this season for the Louisville Cardinals. He has been able to find the end zone consistently as he has completed 175 of 272 (64.3%) of his passes for 2,348 yards with 20 touchdowns to five interceptions.

Shough and the Cardinals have a thrilling Week 10 game on the road against the 11th-ranked Clemson Tigers. This should be a massive game for Shough to prove that he is among college football's best this season.

Cade Klubnik, Clemson

After speaking about Tyler Shough, let's talk about his opposing quarterback in junior Cade Klubnik. He has significantly stepped up this season as he has gone 146 of 219 (66.7%) for 1,836 yards with 20 touchdowns to three interceptions while also using his legs for 41 carries for 227 yards (5.5 yards per attempt) with four touchdowns.

Miller Moss, USC

Junior Miller Moss has been stepping up for the 4-4 USC Trojans as they prepare for their Week 10 game against the Washington Huskies. He has been doing great in his first season as a starting quarterback as he has completed 203 of 312 (65.1%) of his passes for 16 touchdowns to six interceptions.

Kurtis Rourke, Indiana

The 13th-ranked Indiana Hoosiers (8-0) are undefeated, and a large part of their success has been due to the play of senior Kurtis Rourke. He leads college football with a 91.6 QBR and has completed 135 of 181 (74.6%) for 1,941 yards with 15 touchdowns to three interceptions.

Going up against the Michigan State Spartans, Rourke will be in a great position to continue improving.

Drew Allar, Penn State

The No. 3 Penn State Nittany Lions (7-0) have been seeing junior Drew Allar step up once again this season. He is preparing for a massive Big Ten game against the No. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes (6-1). He has gone 117 of 164 (71.3%) for 1,640 yards with 12 touchdowns to four interceptions.

He is not known as a dual-threat quarterback but has added 34 rushing attempts for 129 yards (3.8 yards per carry) with three rushing touchdowns. This game has a lot on the line as one team is going to struggle to make the Big Ten Conference Championship Game this season.