The Have Not-Yets
12. Oregon State Beavers: Seth Collins
Seth Collins seems to be the most viable option in replacing the immeasurably hard to fill shoes of Sean Mannion, the Pac-12 career passing record holder.
Head coach Gary Andersen could possibly start redshirt freshmen Nick Mitchell, and Marcus McMaryion, as well. But, it likely would not be recommended considering none of his current options have played a college down of football.
Why rotate three completely inexperienced quarterbacks? With Collins being the more physical, athletic quarterback of the bunch, he’s likely the front-runner to start week 1.
11. Washington Huskies: Jake Browning and/or Jeff Lindquist
The Huskies must look to replace the retired Cyler Miles, who threw over 2,000 yards in 2014 but left football due to a reoccurring hip injury.
Jake Browning is the mix for the Huskies to start, however, redshirt Junior Jeff Lindquist has game experience.
Jake Browning is impressive, @stonelarry writes, and just adds to @UW_Football's QB dilemma. http://t.co/1iYkeu3ZdC pic.twitter.com/420Ld0AFlQ
— Seattle Times Sports (@SeaTimesSports) August 11, 2015
The 4-star recruit Browning likely has the highest ceiling for head coach Chris Peterson to utilize, however, it may be none the wiser to see how Lindquist can perform.
With only 10 returning starters total for the Huskies, it wouldn’t be too bad for business to ease Browning in any way.
Next: Luke Falk
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