College volleyball rankings after Week 4: Updated AVCA Coaches Poll

Each week, we provide updated quarterback rankings for the 2027 NFL Draft, anticipating the Cleveland Browns' potential search in April. This season's quarterback class is among the best seen in recent years, since 2024 at least. We offer a top-five ranking, including near-spectators. After just one week, this group appears solid, but deeper analysis awaits, making this a reactionary assessment with reasoning behind each placement.

Just outside the top five: Drake Lindsey from Minnesota, Julian Sayin of Ohio State, and CJ Carr from Notre Dame.

Dante Moore from Oregon, ranked fifth, had a strong showing against Portland State with 19 completions, 23 attempts, 280 yards, and four touchdowns. However, he must overcome a shaky image following a loss to Oklahoma State. With the potential to take over games, Moore remains a top prospect deserving a second look.

Drew Mestemaker from Oklahoma State, ranked fourth, showed improvement after a Week 1 loss to Tulsa, completing 20 of 22 passes for 324 yards and five touchdowns. If he maintains this level of play, he could climb the rankings further.

Darian Mensah from Miami (FL), ranking third, has exceeded expectations with a stellar Week 1 performance, throwing 30 of 34 passes for 220 yards and three touchdowns. With tough matchups ahead, his stock could rise as the season progresses.

Trinidad Chambliss from Ole Miss, ranked second, faced challenges in the rankings due to his size. However, his exceptional mobility and playmaking abilities make him an imposing threat. The upcoming game in The Swamp could push him to the top spot if he delivers as expected.

At the top of the rankings, Arch Manning from Texas sits firmly at QB1 after a resilient second-half performance against Ohio State. His second-half comeback sparked hope, but he must continue producing impressive numbers against weaker competition to solidify his position. His Week 4 matchup against Tennessee will be pivotal in maintaining his QB1 stock.